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母親節將至，愛要大聲說出口

母亲节（Mother's Day），是一个感谢母亲的节日，这个节日最早出现在古希腊；而现代的母亲节起源于美国，是每年5月的第二个星期日。

母親們在這一天通常會收到禮物，康乃馨被視爲獻給母親的花，而中國的母親花是萱草花，又叫忘憂草。

母親節，要帶媽媽去做什麽？

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旅行
母親節正好在周末，可以和媽媽一起來個短途旅行，不需要遠，卻也能接觸到另一個世界。在這一天，暫時忘記事業即刻出發，和媽媽一同享受久違的快樂時光吧！
2
逛街
女人天性就是愛逛街！對于大部分女人來說，逛街購物有著致命的吸引力。在母親節這天，很多店家都會推出各種優惠活動，諸如打折、購物送禮、母親半價或免費等，所以趁著這個時候帶著媽媽一起shopping去吧！
3
休息
有些母親平日過于忙碌，甚至都不能夠好好休息。所以對她們來說，哪怕是在家裏宅上一天，也是一種奢侈。所以，在這個特殊的日子，不如就待在家裏好好休息，陪媽媽一起喝喝茶看看電影，再做幾道拿手小菜，享受惬意的時光。
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護理
女人天性就是爱美，平日忙于工作、生活和孩子肯定没时间護理自己。不如趁这一天找一间美容院，让妈妈舒舒服服的做一次全身spa，来一次面部護理，可以让身心很好地放松一下。
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健身
如果媽媽熱愛運動的話，也可以和媽媽一起去健身哦。呆在一起的同時也能強身健體，感覺自然超棒！
最最最最重要的是要幫媽媽訂購一個“麥甜”蛋糕
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