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It&#8217;s that time of year immediately after Valentine&#8217;s Day when the weather is still bleak but the stores are becoming bright and cheery.  Why is this, you ask?  Spring is coming!  Easter merchandise is beginning to dominate store shelves.  A local drugstore has what seems to be miles of Easter candy.
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<p style="text-align: left;">It&#8217;s that time of year immediately after Valentine&#8217;s Day when the weather is still bleak but the stores are becoming bright and cheery.  Why is this, you ask?  Spring is coming!  Easter merchandise is beginning to dominate store shelves.  A local drugstore has what seems to be miles of Easter candy.</p>
<p>Check back soon, as I will review some of the treats I found.</p>
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March 28:     Palm Sunday
March 29:     Passover
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