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Mother’s Day is upon us. How can we give something special to the people who have devoted their time and patience to promote our well-being and happiness all our lives?
And what if they say they just want cards and no fuss? If they are saying they just want cards, they may be concerned with money, and also may have enough stuff to satisfy them. But what can you do then, to show your love? Well, many times, a project will be just what will work!
How do you select a good project as a gift? A little thinking about their circumstances can bring your team some dandy options.
If you have an elderly mother in a nursing home, it can be a challenge for a Do-it-Yourselfer, but think about your options. Nursing homes may seem a bit stark, but only if you stick with the institution’s furnishings. Many facilities do allow creative arrangements and homey furniture to personalize the space. If your mom loves reading, she may have piles of books with no place to put them. You might call the home to ask about your options, and then visit your mother and see if you might be able to plan an organizer to accommodate her various arrays of things. A cubby bin is an easy shop project and if it is the right size, with proper proportions and spaced sections, it can really streamline the collection of things your mother wants to keep handy. Notice if it could fit on top of her bed table and how to make it secure. If it is free standing, see how to elevate it and allow for easy cleaning underneath.
I always recommend involving the recipient in the design and specifics of a project made for them. Even though it may not be a surprise that way, the input and discussions become acts of consideration in themselves, like a gift before the gift. In helping plan the project, you mother will be part of the Home Team and enjoy the flow of ideas, friendliness, and see the forethought that goes into such a plan. It brings appreciation and also connection. This is an antidote to some of the loneliness of being away from home.
Another elderly mother still at home who enjoys flowers may indeed appreciate some help with her gardening or outside maintenance. Clearing blown down debris, preparing gutters, perhaps turning over her flower beds under her direction - all heavier work - can facilitate her participating in some flower gardening, even if she is less able as she gets older. Talking with her about your willingness to help, and then arranging a day or two to get over there and work under her direction will be a fabulous Mother’s Day gift.
Now - about the quilter. Sewing has many little accessories, and when quilting, the project can bloom into a very large space taker. You all may be aware of the chaos when the sewing is happening, but may not know the types of organization that are possible to tame it and let her continue from day to day, to get her quilting completed. Many folks who enjoy that hobby find they must clean up in order to get dinner, and then lose momentum, often not finishing an ambitious quilt they lovingly start.
You can begin by meeting with your quilter, then offer your willingness to help her with her quilting circumstances. One idea is to surrender the common space for a week or two for her to spread out and not worry about picking up. You also can offer to make organizers or quilt racks to bring her work into better efficiency. Make your sketchy offers, and then ask her to let you know what she thinks might help. She may never have imagined you would be willing to make things for her, and she might come up with options over the following days, as she gives it some thought. Give her a chance to develop her preferences and then decide together how you all can be of help to her hobby.
The mother who loves cooking can usually enjoy accessories, but also may enjoy some help fine-tuning the organization of her kitchen and pantry. The basement may have overflow supplies that could use good solid racks to be built. Lighting and cleaning can also be part of the offer. Upstairs, the kids might offer to clean some cupboards. Emptying the spices, coffees and so on, cleaning the inevitable grease from the cabinets and the jars can make cooking more of a pleasure. The kids can also get familiar with organization as they follow instructions of how to put things back in good order. They may be told to put sweet spices here and dinner spices there, requiring them to sniff each one. They may develop a talent for cooking after such an exercise, as their senses are stimulated with possible dishes from exotic spices. The conversations that result can bring about more teamwork - now in cooking!
There are so many ways to bring your skills into service for including a special person in your teamwork if only for a week or two. That in itself is the greatest part of the gift, the offer to join up with them for a common cause and apply effort together to improve their home life. A gift from the heart. Happy Home Team from Dr. Debi!
Dr Debi Warner is a Clinical Psychologist with a lifetime of home renovating in her toolbelt. Dr Warner invented Renovation Psychology® to help people gain skills and improve domestic harmony while involved in building projects. With three decades of family practice, Dr Debi saw many situations gone awry, so she focused her expertise on developing the skills and teamwork that will help people fully enjoy their home projects, for true home improvement. See more about how to gain harmony on your home team while doing home projects at http://www.RenovationPsychology.com
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