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My mom wants to spend the day with me for her birthday this year. I agreed, but she’s a pretty difficult person and our relationship is strained. What are some activities I could plan for the day that would make her feel loved and valued while also minimize the amount of time we’d have to spend in deep conversation? I need 5 options or more, and tell me a little bit about why you're suggesting each activity.
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Here are some activities you could do together that wouldn’t require you to talk too much. 

1. Go to the movies - Pick a film that your mother is excited to see, stock up on snacks from the concession stand, and enjoy 1-2 hours with no talking. If your mother tends to comment on the film despite the rule of silence, offer her popcorn or another snack to subtly discourage the habit. 
2. Visit a museum - Talking is allowed in museums, but it’s generally frowned upon to make too much boisterous noise in this atmosphere. It’s also an environment where you can easily find excuses to walk away and put distance between yourself and your mother—just pretend you want to check out an interesting display that’s caught your eye on the opposite side of the room.
3. Go to a spa - You could get manicures and/or pedicures, massages, mud baths, and more. The longer you spend pampering yourselves, the better you’ll both feel. 
4. Take a yoga class - Yoga is a great way to promote relaxation and tranquility. Talking during the class is generally discouraged, but hopefully, the serenity promoted in the class will translate into easier communication and peace of mind throughout the remainder of the day, too.
5. Go shopping - If you go to large enough stores, this will give you both opportunities to browse on your own and just touch base once in a while. 
6. Go to a live performance - Whether it’s a concert, play, dance recital, or a trip to the circus, the noise will make it difficult to sustain a conversation, and your mother will probably be too distracted by the spectacle onstage to talk to you.
7. Take a class or workshop - You could sign up for a cooking class, pottery workshop, dance class, or writing workshop—whatever new skill your mother is most interested in learning. These environments won’t necessarily discourage talking, but you’ll likely be focused on the task at hand so any conversation you share is less likely to be emotionally charged. 