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  🐰 What’s in My Easter Basket? – A 60-Year-Old’s Guide to Easter Joy At 60, you’d think I’d be over the whole Easter basket thing, right? Wrong. Just because I’m a “grown-up” (technically) doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate a basket full of goodies. If anything, I’ve earned the right to have a basket that’s tailored exactly to my tastes—no questionable jellybeans, no hollow chocolate bunnies that taste like cardboard, and absolutely no plastic grass that ends up stuck to my socks for three weeks. So, what’s in my Easter basket this year? Let me take you on a little tour of a mature Easter basket, packed with thoughtful, indulgent, and just a little cheeky goodies. 🍫 1. Chocolate (Because Chocolate Has No Age Limit) At 60, I don’t waste time with the cheap stuff anymore. My Easter basket is strictly filled with candy that I love and do not have often! ✅ Lindt Gold Bunny – Classic. I’ll eat the ears first because that’s how nature intended it. ✅ Whoppers  – Don’t care ...

When it comes to sales, I'm all about it. Every month of the year there are deals from linens to cars. If you are thinking about making a big purchase, here is a monthly guide to save big bucks. JANUARY - Bedding, Carpeting, Computer monitors, Cookware, Houses and condos, Furniture, Linens, Swimwear, Toys, Fitness equipment, Tax filing software, Winter clothes, Holiday decor    DO NOT BUY IN JANUARY - Gym memberships, Video Game Consoles, Smartphones, Laptops FEBRUARY - Electronics, Humidifiers, TVs, Home theaters, Winter related items    DO NOT BUY IN FEBRUARY - Cruises, Luggage, Android phones MARCH - Digital cameras, Small electronics, Smartphones, Cruises (maybe not the best decision for this year), Luggage, Winter Sports Gear    DO NOT BUY IN MARCH -  Android phones, Spring apparel, Gym Memberships, Lingerie APRIL - Computers, Lawnmowers, Spring apparel, Jewelry, Vacuum cleaners    DO NOT BUY IN APRIL - Summer apparel, Large Appl...