Now that Easter is closing in fast lots of us are beginning to make plans for making Easter baskets, celebrating Christ's resurrection, and decorating Easter cookies with our friends. 
Even folks who are not particularly religious often still celebrate religious holidays for example Christmas and Easter seeing as these celebrations are a considerable aspect of our national culture. Regardless of whether you are Christian or not, Easter comes at a time when everyone has something to celebrate. Easter marks the start of spring. With the fabulous 60 degree weather we have been having lately in Colorado I can almost smell Spring just a stones throw away and I am looking forward to welcoming again the season of regeneration. If you have a family you are very likely organizing fun crafts and events for your kids as they anticipate the Easter Bunny's visit. The Easter Bunny is another instance of how we have managed to turn a religious holiday into something that anyone can enjoy. So let me pose this question. Why do we honor Easter in any sense but its religious sense? The answer… Spring pulls us out of our winter shell and encourages us to fulfill resolutions we might have put aside. Even though New Year's resolutions are generally developed in January, it isn't until Spring that we often begin to focus on them. Warm weather, new growth, and sunshine are more motivating than blizzards, frigid temperatures, and sunless days. In spring people start to eat lighter, leaving the house more, exercising more, and thinking more positively. All of these things bring up our spirits and why shouldn't we share our happiness with others we love? People living in colder climates generally wrestle more with depression. Any chance this is a coincidence? While you spring into your New Year's resolutions for the first time since starting them back in January, why not share your good vibes with those you love? Easter is a occasion to celebrate in the rebirth of new life. We celebrate by giving Easter baskets to our friends, relatives, and children as though saying life's a present, let's celebrate it! We witness the regrowth of nature and hopefully enjoy our natural surroundings a little bit more. We plant flowers and spend time in our gardens and soak in the joy of the season. We use heat and electricity less as we push ourselves outdoors away from home making the most of the beautiful days. If you admire these elements of spring as much as I do, why wouldn't you share in your good spirits with the ones you love? Send an Easter basket to a far off pal, a relative in another town, or your children. Assemble a basket that is inspired by one of the aforementioned subjects. How about sending a basket full of healthy snacks or put your gift in an eco-friendly container? Another option is to show thankfulness for your countless blessings by sending a gift packed full of products that give to charity. If you do not have a moment or the expertise to arrange a basket yourself, you could let Baskets By Rita help you out a bit. For this entire year Baskets By Rita will make monthly donations to Colorado charity groups of their customers' choice. Order a Easter Eco Friendly Gift . Eco Friendly Easter Gift filled with Colorado treats. This Earth Friendly gift is perfect for those concern for the environment since is come in a 100% recycled reusable shopping bag that sports a nice Colorado logo and is finished with festive Easter colors. Colorado medley trail mix, salt water taffy, caramel corn, fresh baked brownie, small chocolate Easter bunny, and Colorado Cola- soda with altitude! Giving a gift is guaranteed to put a smile on your face, so why not do one more thing to supercharge your sunny spirits?
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