05-12-2013, 08:19 PM
(05-12-2013, 08:03 PM)aussiefriend Wrote: No it's not that I am too damned lazy, it's because I have English friends who celebrate it on another day and it is called Mothering Day.
I hope you have by now researched this great day and seen that there are many many other countries that celebrate this day on other days of the year.
You are dimwitted and lazy.
Must have missed the post where I stated: "In fact, dummy . . . the second Sunday in May IS the most observed day for Mother's Day, globally."
"Most" in the preceding quote clearly indicates I knew other dates were used for the celebration, too . . . "Oh, wise and learned one!".
Just for fun, would you be so kind as to do a "head count" of the countries that celebrate on days different than our two nations.
If memory serves me correctly, I believe about 90 countries celebrate on the second Sunday of May . . . inclusive of the United States and Australia.