11/24/2016
People with superpowers are living among us. They are able to stop time, managing to do more than the usual 24 hours allow, to turn ordinary children into champions, scientists, explorers, and heroes, to be both a doctor, strict educators, animators and the most cheerful chefs.
These are our mothers! On November 27, Slavic women celebrate Mother's Day - and this is a great opportunity to remind mothers how we love them.
You cannot argue with the fact that this holiday is a holiday of eternity. From generation to generation for each person, mom is the most important person in their life. Becoming a mother, a lady discovers her best qualities: kindness, love, care, patience and sacrifice. A new holiday - Mother's Day - is gradually entering Eastern European houses. And it is remarkable: no matter how many good, kind words, we are telling our mothers, no matter how many reasons for this we have, they will not be superfluous. Particularly beautiful and memorable are various events dedicated to this day. In kindergarten and schools, the children give their mothers not only kind words and smiles, but a lot of gifts made with their own hands, and prepare concert performances.
Among many festivals celebrated in Eastern Europe, Mother's Day has a special place. This is the holiday when no one can remain indifferent. Today, one wants to say thanks to all mothers who give children love, kindness, tenderness and affection. Thank you, the dearest ones! Let their faces light with smiles and joy, let their eyes sparkle when you are together! Though in most European countries, USA, Canada, China, and Japan, Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May, in Eastern Europe it is done last Sunday of November. This year it is November’27.
