Moms want solitude, not room service, for Mother's Day, according to a new survey commissioned by Dunkin' Donuts. Nearly 70 percent of the more than 1,500 women surveyed said they would rather sleep or have uninterrupted time to themselves than get breakfast in bed on their special day, boston.com reported.
----------------------I'm not going to read that to mean no more cards/flowers/gifts ... but apparently some silence speaks volumes!
How will that play out for you in your church this weekend? Will the guys staff the nursery/ childrens church and the worship service feature protracted periods of silence for mothers to contempate and mediate or just take a nap? Please don't tell me that's what is happening during the sermon ;-)
