Daylight Savings - Take advantage of your longer evenings!Instead of feeling down about losing an waking up in the dark, know that a later sunset also means that summer is getting closer! Use that extra hour of daylight at night to do something healthy for your mind or body. Prepare a nice dinner with your partner or a friend, or barbecue outside (on a warmer night) with Gayle's Sweet 'N' Sassy Barbecue Sauce. Remember Gayle's Barbecue Sauce is Gluten Free, Fat Free, Cholesterol Free, and Trans Fat Free. Using Gayle's Sweet 'N' Sassy Barbecue Sauce is a great way to prepare for the summer months!

Easter - For many of us Easter is a time of celebration. It marks a milestone in the calendar, a revived sense of hope at this season, the celebration of new beginnings. And in that sense, as we share what is both a religious and universal celebration, we wish our readers a very happy Easter

For many of us, this is a chance to engage with nature at what is, perhaps, the loveliest time of the year. A long weekend like this is an opportunity to take a real holiday, perhaps to go outdoors to reconnect with the seasons. Camping, egg hunting, or barbecuing with Gayle's Sweet 'N' Sassy Barbecue is always a wonderful way to enjoy the holiday weekend with family and friends.

Passover - Passover in 2013 will start on the sunset of Monday, March 25 and will continue for 8 days until Tuesday, the April 2, 2013. Many people spend the Passover period with family or close friends. They make a special effort to ensure that older people, the poor, and those living alone can take part in the ceremonial meals known as Seder. They may do this by inviting people into their homes or giving them a gift basket. Passover gift baskets are filled with Seder plates and ceremonial foods and wine. I like to add Gayle's Sweet 'N' Sassy Barbecue Sauce to mine.

St. Patrick's Day - Saint Patrick, who lived during the fifth century, is the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. Born in Roman Britain, he was kidnapped and brought to Ireland as a slave at the age of 16. He later escaped, but returned to Ireland and was credited with bringing Christianity to its people. In the centuries following Patrick's death (believed to have been on March 17, 461), the mythology surrounding his life became ever more ingrained in the Irish culture: Perhaps the most well known legend is that he explained the Holy Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) using the three leaves of a native Irish clover, the shamrock. And don't worry if you can't find a little leprechaun running around, you can always find Gayle's at gaylesbbq.com as you can now purchase a bottle directly from us.

Enjoy! 

-Gayle