It sounds like you're in the doghouse, but don't worry because moms can never be mad for too long - of course, how long depends on how badly you've upset her.
However, if you did something really bad to make her angry, there are many ways to get back in to her good books. First things first - give her space. She may need some time to think about what happened and giving her breathing space may allow her to calm down and de-stress. Once you've given her at least half a day (or few days, depending on how bad the situation is), why not ask to talk to her? Many people may not realize this, but by simply sitting down and talking about the situation can help a lot.
You may find that she'll really appreciate it because it will give everyone a chance to get things off their chest and clear the air. The most important thing to remember is to take in what she says. Although you may not agree with it, you can at least try to understand where she is coming from - your mom will really appreciate the fact that you respect her enough to listen to what she has got to say.
Win yourself some brownie points by making her breakfast-in-bed. You don't have to be the best chef in the world - chances are, she'll be so overwhelmed and happy by your efforts that she'll be more willing to forgive and forget sooner than later. If you're not too confident with face-to-face confrontation, you can always write your thoughts and apologize in a card or letter. However, you will have to face up to her at some point, and you can start off with giving her a nice bear hug to help break the ice.
However, if you did something really bad to make her angry, there are many ways to get back in to her good books. First things first - give her space. She may need some time to think about what happened and giving her breathing space may allow her to calm down and de-stress. Once you've given her at least half a day (or few days, depending on how bad the situation is), why not ask to talk to her? Many people may not realize this, but by simply sitting down and talking about the situation can help a lot.
You may find that she'll really appreciate it because it will give everyone a chance to get things off their chest and clear the air. The most important thing to remember is to take in what she says. Although you may not agree with it, you can at least try to understand where she is coming from - your mom will really appreciate the fact that you respect her enough to listen to what she has got to say.
Win yourself some brownie points by making her breakfast-in-bed. You don't have to be the best chef in the world - chances are, she'll be so overwhelmed and happy by your efforts that she'll be more willing to forgive and forget sooner than later. If you're not too confident with face-to-face confrontation, you can always write your thoughts and apologize in a card or letter. However, you will have to face up to her at some point, and you can start off with giving her a nice bear hug to help break the ice.