A Mothers Day, In Jeopardy

A Twofer: Two posts in one day! I couldn't overlook Mother's Day, could I? And this is another second -- the second Mother's Day card I find myself sending out on this blog. A card with mixed emotions -- happy to be able to have this forum to SHOUT OUT to so many moms, but melancholy as it means the pandemic is not over yet, the fact that I'm still posting under this theme. But may as well have some fun with mom on her special day...let's play a game she's no doubt familiar with, if not accomplished:

Jeopardy Category for $500:

   Answer: Pots and pans, Costco case of diapers, a new blouse

   Question: What are things that mom already has plenty of, that she'll find herself cleaning, that she can return...before using?

Double Jeopardy for $1000:

  Answer: Flowers and cards

  Question: What are things mom enjoys and likes to display, to remind herself of the seeds of love she has planted and nourished, when they are not physically present?

Triple Jeopardy:

  Answer: The 'Mom' card!

  Question: What is a card you can't give her yourself, that she possessed the moment you were born, a card that trumps all others?

So, to all Mothers: play your Mom card wisely and often,  you certainly earned it!


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