Saturday, November 12, 2011

Johor Trial Paper Summary


Mothers’ Day was first celebrated long ago in the 1600’s in England. All servants would be given a holiday every “Mothering Sunday” and encouraged to return home and spend the day with their mothers with a Mothering Cake in tow. The custom of giving mothers carnations and displaying the national flag on Mothers’ Day began in the United States. On that day, mothers are also showered with thirty tokens of appreciation from their families or given various gifts. In France, the family gathers for a large meal where at the end of the celebration, the mothers in the family receive a cake resembling a bouquet of flowers. In Spain, Mothers’ Day is regarded as a religious holiday. 117 words

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