IS THERE ANYBODY THERE??! WHY DO COMPETITIONS LIKE THIS BRING OUT THE TUMBLE-WEED?!
To celebrate the March 8th release of Motherhood on DVD, the film’s distributor Metrodome is launching a number of offers for bloggers and readers in time for Mothering Sunday: You can sign up at the Motherhood website CLICKIE for vouchers and money-off offers, including books from mumsnet, Two Courses plus a Bottle of Wine at Brown's, (incidentally one of my favourite restaurants, with branches across the country), 50% off at La Tasca (ditto), Kids Go Free to Sea Life centres and money off holiday and spa breaks.
To celebrate even further, Fhina is giving you the chance to win one of five copies of Motherhood on DVD.
For a chance to win one of five copies of the DVD, please leave a comment here and tell me briefly about what motherhood means to you...and all five winners will be announced March 12th.
Many thanks.
Oh, and if you've never heard Minnie (Uma's best friend in the movie) sing and play, (and me-likey very much), then do please CLICKIE HERE
"Your sun is the evening star
Your temple the downtown bar
Invisible girl, in the sodium light
She's the Queen of the Night"
5 comments:
The movie sounds awesome and I have always liked these actresses!
Motherhood to me is all about risk taking and courage. I mean...bringing a child into the world and knowing it is pretty much your sole responsibility to raise up this child to be a productive person in society. This takes a great deal of bravery and guts!!
Go Moms!!!
Hugs
SueAnn
Minnie Driver is a terrific singer, thought she was my own secret discovery.
All that linking business is too complicated for me..I shall be patient and get the DVD, but thanks for the offer.
Hello Fhina,
What does motherhood mean to me? Well, that's kinda hard! Love, patience and sacrifice, probably. Good luck with the giveaway.
glad to see Minnie Driver is back in action. she is a fine actress.
What does motherhood mean to me: "unconditional love mixed with stress ;-) "
'Motherhood' is one of those words that's so fraught with meaning and emotion that trying to define it seems impossible. There's one aspect of it that stands out for me, which I think of as a responsibility of motherhood.
Bittersweet as it may be, it's recognizing that children are individuals separate from mother or father -- unique in their personalities, hopes, and fears. Our "job," as parents, is to prepare them as best we can to understand themselves and to navigate the world successfully and with integrity. In that regard, I love this quote: “There are two lasting bequests we can give our children. One is roots. The other is wings.”
Clara
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