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<p>In this May 6, 2012 photo provided by Robbie Jackson, Becky Jackson, poses with a rifle she received as a Mother's Day present at her ranch in Lewiston, Mont. Jackson has no use for fussy spas, flowers or jewelry. Her jaw dropped a few years ago when her husband presented her with a long, nicely wrapped cardboard box that screamed long-stem roses. Inside was a new .22-caliber rifle, "perfect for packing around on my four-wheeler to help rid our ranch of pesky critters," she said. (AP Photo/Robbie Jackson)</p>

<p>In this May 6, 2012 photo provided by Robbie Jackson, Becky Jackson, poses with a rifle she received as a Mother's Day present at her ranch in Lewiston, Mont. Jackson has no use for fussy spas, flowers or jewelry. Her jaw dropped a few years ago when her husband presented her with a long, nicely wrapped cardboard box that screamed long-stem roses. Inside was a new .22-caliber rifle, "perfect for packing around on my four-wheeler to help rid our ranch of pesky c…

May 11, 2012

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Mother's Day don'ts: dish gloves, Cougar shirts
May 11, 2012 6 a.m.

Mother's Day don'ts: dish gloves, Cougar shirts

NEW YORK (AP) — What were they thinking? Through plastic smiles or gritted teeth, moms have to suck it up sometimes when Mother's Day means a gifted toilet, unsolicited wash tub or anti-aging cream.