Why isn't Easter on the same day every year?

Easter Baskets are a big part of Western Christian Easter celebrations everywhere. Even non Christians love Easter or at least the kids do. Our Easter Basket for children boy’s and Easter Basket for children girl’s are very popular gifts to send to your grandchildren. We offer customizing so you can add items that you know they like and so it is age appropriate. Filled Easter baskets are so much a part of the celebration for children. When you want to send something for everyone our Family Easter Baskets are very popular.

Our Easter Basket section has a great selection especially if you are not going to be with your families. There is a lot of controversial history surrounding Easter and you can find many definition of what it means to celebrate the holiday. If you search traditions around the world, you can get a glimpse of how the celebration has evolved in different cultures. The reason that Easter is not on the same date every year… In the year 325 AD astronomers approximated the dates of all the full moons in the year for the Western Christian churches. These were called the Ecclesiastical Full Moon dates, and they have been used ever since 326 AD to determine the date of Easter which falls somewhere between March 21 to April 18. Another mystery to ponder is why the Easter Bunny seems to lay eggs!

Finally, it wouldn’t be Easter without fun and games! You offer an assortment of fun toys and games in our Filled Easter Baskets. If you are far away this is a great way to add to the fun of the day. They will surely call you and fill you in on all that you are missing.

If you are like most of us these days there are just to few hours in the day. That is where Baskets by Rita can save the day. We offer convenient service at a great price too.

Companies Reward their Staff

DENVER, CO—Nationwide, the week of April 18-24, 2009, is set aside as a time to recognize administrative professionals for the crucial role they play in the daily operations of American business. This year’s theme "Excellence in Action". Signifies that administrative professional’s roles have expanded in response to technology needs in today business. Our current economy has forced business to streamline procedures requiring these professionals to posses a broader range of skills.
“Taking care of the human aspect of a company is one of the best investments a company can make in terms of increasing morale and productivity,” explained Corporate Relations Specialist, Marge Van Woerkom whose Denver/Fort Collins-based company, Baskets by Rita markets gifts for any occasion. “As specialist in corporate relations, we helping our clients take care of the human side of business.”
One way to protecting and strengthening the human aspect of a company is seizing the opportunity to recognize the people who make the everyday operations possible. “During my corporate career at HP, I learned that part of acquiring a company was ensuring that the key employees felt valued and would remain loyal because they were the company,” elaborated Van Woerkom. “Gift baskets are a great way to recognize the “administrative professionals.”
Baskets by Rita is planning for the 13th year to play a crucial role in making Administrative Professionals feel valued and important by offering unique gifts specifically designed with employee recognition in mind, including Thanks a Million, Thanks for all you Do, Thank you Snack Basket and A World of Thanks gift. “You did a FABULOUS job on the baskets. They were a big hit. By far my favorite gift we’ve given yet. You do beautiful work,” Writes Jennifer Rice, Marketing Manager, Oakwood Homes, after she ordering appreciation gifts for their associates. “Baskets by Rita, Inc. was started with the corporate client in mind”, noted Van Woerkom, “and we know that Administrative Professionals week is a perfect time for us to help employers build upon the cohesive environment that makes companies successful.”