Mother's Day
Description:
In 1908, a young American woman, Anna Jervis, from Philadelphia, launched an initiative to honor mothers in memory of her mother, who died prematurely. Anna wrote letters to state institutions, legislatures, and eminent persons with a proposal to devote one day a year to honoring mothers.
In 1910, Virginia was the first state to recognize Mother’s Day as an official holiday. Although in fact it is a holiday of eternity: from generation to generation for each mother is the most important person for their children.
Of course, Mother’s Day is one of the most touching holidays, because each of us from childhood to his last days carries in his soul a unique and unique image – the image of his mother, who will understand, forgive, always regret and will love selflessly no matter what.
In 1910, Virginia was the first state to recognize Mother’s Day as an official holiday. Although in fact it is a holiday of eternity: from generation to generation for each mother is the most important person for their children.
Of course, Mother’s Day is one of the most touching holidays, because each of us from childhood to his last days carries in his soul a unique and unique image – the image of his mother, who will understand, forgive, always regret and will love selflessly no matter what.