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    Posted on May 11th, 2009 chivacongelado 1 comment

    In Finland, mothers are celebrated on the second Sunday of May.  In Mexico, the date is fixed on May 10th.  Therefore, yesterday was the first in  long time when I could celebrate at the same time with my mom and my in-laws.

    Other than that, traditions are relatively similar.  Family lunch and maybe some gifts or cards for the päivänsankari / homenajeada.

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    One response to “Mother’s Day”

    1. A slightly different (personal) view in Finnish is in my blog at http://www.jyri.org/blogi/2009/05/10/11 and probably explains a bit about why Mother’s Day is so controversial for me.

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