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• 11/05/2008 @ 01:30 UMxx said

  

  Mebenji, this is a lovely thought. A huge hug from me to you
  UMxx

• 11/05/2008 @ 06:29 roze said

  

  Thanks Mebenji! We had our mother's day in the UK in March (we just have to be different ;)! I feel part Australian with all of you on here so i will celebrate all Australian mums today! love roze

• 11/05/2008 @ 07:50 Wolfie said

  

  Thanks Mebenji, it is entirely appropriate as I am having one of those days when my children are behaving beautifully and all is well with the world. Happy day to all.

• 13/05/2008 @ 21:21 Isabella said

  

  Hi Mebenji, as usual, I'm late, but thank you so much!! I had a wonderful mother's day. Love I

• 01/06/2008 @ 03:25 Crowsister said

  

  Wally mums? As in, you great Wally, you!? That must mean me as well. I had a day with one daughter and her husband, and calls from all my others, lunch with another daughter when she could get me in her schedule - I was in hospital at the time. Even my son in Japan sent me a message - one of his siblings must have given him a little prod, I think!

• 01/06/2008 @ 04:13 Mebenji said

  

  Just to clarify - If you visit the Wall and are a mum, (I'm not a mum), then you are a Wally Mum. If you visit the Wall and are a Mum and live in Australia you are both a Wally Mum and a Wallaby. :)

• 01/06/2008 @ 04:46 Crowsister said

  

  Did I ever fall into that one! A wall-y Mum, not a Wally Mum. Ha ha - ok, you can all larf at me now - do Wallaby Mums sing Wullabies to their kids?

• 01/06/2008 @ 06:01 Mebenji said

  

  Wullabies! :) like that, ha, ha, ha, and I certainly hope so. We'll have to ask them on UM's Aussie Brick, yeah?

  I wish I'd thought of that and put it on my latest brick, "Lullaby".