Lots of children want to know what to give their mom for Mother's Day. Of course, a handsome card is always great, but it's not 1 to come up with that extra something.
A few days before Mother's Day, my friend Ollie and I were discussing what 2 is good enough for his grandmother Abuela, who is pretty much like a 3 to him. Right then, Abuela walked inside with a tray of food.
"Sweetie, won't you4 us for lunch? We're having sandwiches. It's my speciality. " she said to me.
"This is delicious!" I said after taking a bite and then asked. "Speaking of 5, what's the most delicious food you've ever eaten?"
She thought for a minute. "Well, nothing could match the special strawberry ice cream my grandmother 6 when I was a girl on certain occasions. We winked at each other, knowing that we had already found a Mother's Day 7 his grandmother would love.
Over the next few 8 , Ollie and I asked everyone we knew if they 9 to have a nice cream machine and old fashioned one 10—but no luck. So my dad helped us 11 some recipes online, and fortunately we found a fun one that didn't require any 12machine—just a couple of empty coffee cans in different sizes.
Mother's Day 13 arrived. We were very 14 to make the ice cream. Sitting outside, we all took 15 rolling the can while we sang the Mother's Day song for Abuela. We had to roll the can for half an hour. 16, it was so much fun； When the 17 was finally ready, Abuela was the first to try it. "Mmm! The ice cream you made is even far better than I 18!" Abuela smiled from ear to ear.
For Mother's Day, 19 time together while we made the ice cream was just as much fun as 20 it. It is company with love that means more than gifts.
