By Anne L. Foster
Today, the sidewalks of Prescott will be crowded with corsage-pinned moms happily surrounded by grateful children and gleeful grandchildren. Mother might receive a special meal, a mailbox full of cards, and maybe even some jewelry. Perhaps it will be a picnic at Lynx Lake or a stroll through the Plaza's craft show. Whatever it is, it's sure to be special and to be accompanied by a lot of hugs and kisses. Today, Prescottonians will go all out for their moms. It didn't used to be that way. Prescott was slow to adopt the Mother's Day celebration.