Friday, March 27, 2009

Birdhouse

Many people sit outside, drink ice tea, and watch the birds zip in and out of their little houses, talking to each other. It is a great way to unwind from the stress of everyday life. Just to sit back in a chair and watch, with a smile.
Give something for the little birdies to enjoy. No wait, what am I talking about? This gift is for people. The Mrs. Fields® Spring Birdhouse is sure to be enjoyed by bird lovers or people who just enjoy the springtime. A lovely hand-painted decorative bird house filled with a delicious assortment of mini brownie bites, cookies and yummy Jelly Belly speckled candies. When all of the goodies are gone, the birdhouse can be enjoyed as a memento for the office or the house, for Easter 2009.

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Easter Treats

Every holiday has traditions and around Easter time you have the egg hunt and dyeing Easter eggs to name a few. Some families have their own special traditions that they do every year. Make a pancake into an egg or bunny and decorate it with whipped cream and chocolate chips, the older kids hiding the eggs, or maybe having a party. However you celebrate, it is special to your family and I am sure that they look forward to it each and every year.

Mrs. Fields has got the right idea. The Mrs. Field's® Bunny Cookie Jar would be enjoyed by many. Filled with a number of fresh baked Mrs. Fields treats such as mini cookies and brownies. You can select from one dozen cookies or an assortment for those who like it all. No matter which you choose, you can’t go wrong with this gift. Send it out to those you know and love to wish them a Happy Easter, and who knows this may just be the start to a new tradition in your family.

Monday, March 23, 2009

Sweet Tweets

Every type of baby has been associated with springtime and Easter. You see a baby chipmunk and you think “Awww, how cute!” The ones that are mostly connected to this holiday are baby bunnies, ducklings, and of course, the always adorable baby chicks. Just holding one of these little fuzz balls gives you a warm gentle feeling.

Send someone a chick for Easter. The Mrs. Field's® Chick Easter Basket will bring the feeling of spring into their lives. This enjoyable gift is filled with twenty four assorted Mrs. Fields mini cookies along with two frosted egg-shaped cookies. After all of the goodies are gone, use the container for the egg hunt.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Spring Fresh

When you actually think about it, Spring is about the freshness and the newness of everything. The Earth gets bathed with glistening drops of rain and this brings about all the new flowers and delicious fruits that come after winter. You see the new baby birds just hatched chirping at their momma for some food or see other creatures rubbing the sleep from their little eyes. Spring definitely brings a renewal for everything.

Celebrate this coming Easter with a little something that everyone is sure to savor, the Easter Fruit Gift Basket is equipped for the occasion. Inside is a mouthwatering variety of fresh picked fruits including apples, oranges and pears in addition to a sumptuous mixture of heavenly sweet snacks. A wonderful way to celebrate the holiday.

Thursday, March 12, 2009

My Lucky Charm

Lucky charms have always been included in celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. Many people have everyday lucky charms. It may be a special bracelet, a hat, a ring, necklace, or maybe some article of clothing. The lucky charms that go with St. Patrick’s Day are shamrocks, four leaf clovers, leprechauns, and pots of gold. Many believe that if you are not Irish then you need to have one of these year round to have the luck of the Irish.
Send someone special a little piece of luck. The Luck of the Irish Cookie Gift is a perfect gift to send to a loved one. Filled with hand decorated, butter creamed flavored cookies. In the shapes of lucky shamrocks, mugs of green beer, and a claddagh. The claddagh goes with an old Irish saying, "With my hands I give you my heart, and crown it with my love." A beautiful gift to give someone that holds your heart.

Friday, February 27, 2009

Going Green

With St. Patrick’s Day fast approaching lets look at some of the traditions that have past down through the years. On this particular day many people wear the color green to honor Ireland, if you are caught not wearing green then someone gets to pinch you. Some say that if someone pinches you, you get to pinch them back ten times. Reminds you of something that we all used to do in elementary school, right? Many people put up shamrock and leprechaun decorations to really get into the spirit. In Chicago, Illinois the people really get bring out the holiday festivities by dyeing their river green. That would truly be something interesting to see.

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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

St. Patrickʼs Day

On March 17th, we celebrate Saint Patrickʼs Day. Many people have no idea how the tradition started or what it represents, so I am going to write a little bit on the subject. This day is a national holiday in Ireland and is celebrated worldwide by the Irish and the non-Irish people, most of them are Australians and North Americans. Many these days celebrate with floats, wearing green, shamrocks, luck, and drinking different types of Irish beverages. St. Patrick's Day is a traditional day for spiritual renewal and offering prayers for missionaries worldwide.
Saint Patrick was believed to have banished all snakes from Ireland, he was also well known for converting many thousands of pagan believers. It is said that he used the three-leafed shamrock to explain the concept of the Trinity, which refers to the combonation of Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit. He died on March 17, AD 461. That day has been commemorated as St. Patrick's Day ever since.