mother's day

This weekend is all about celebrating moms, so let's raise a glass to those who are doing the hardest job in the world!

Totally guilt and judgment-free, I informally asked friends, relatives, and listener moms -- with kids of ALL ages -- to be completely honest about what they REALLY want for Mother's Day. Here are their fabulously awesome answers!

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Mother's Day is all about paying tribute to moms around the world, and so this week's cocktail is all about the one-of-a-kind woman who brought me into this world.

I wish I could put into words just how lucky I feel to have my Mom as a mom. I probably can't, but I'm going to try anyway.

Have we reminded you enough that Mother's Day is this Sunday, May 11th? It's also a good time for Mom to save at some of her favorite places and get a good deal or two!

Mother's Day is this Sunday, May 11th. Sure you could get the special mama in your life some flowers, chocolates, or that piece of jewelry she's been dropping hints about for weeks...but what about the stuff moms REALLY want but can't ask for?

After splurging on tablets, smartphones and other expensive items for Mother's Day in 2013, practicality will be on the minds of consumers this year.

Several candidates were interviewed by camera for a job, and you won't believe what they were asked to do!

Sometimes we all get too busy, and most times there's nothing we can do about, but every Mother's Day, I think about how we need to make more time to spend with the people who mean the most to us.

I want to wish my Mom and my wife and my sister a very happy Mother's Day. And I want to let Nana and Grandma know they are always in my thoughts.

Mother's Day is right around the corner and I heard Eric Scott doing a story about how much a mom would make if she got a salary, and the results of the study shocked me. The amount? Under $60,000...really?