Where did we learn “to save the best for last” anyway? I’m blaming the only place I ever learned anything: Sesame Street. But it doesn’t make a lick of sense. Who knows what tomorrow will bring? At the start of quarantine time, I opened a tin of souvenir sardines someone brought me from Paris. I forked them onto crackers while watching Schitt’s Creek on a Tuesday and I felt like the queen of the couch. There was MUSTARD in there; it was amazing! The next night I opened a bottle of natural vermouth I paid too much for in an attempt to look cool in front of my coworkers. It was cherry-cola delicious. Defrost the big steaks! Use that $$$ almond paste! Crack open the rainy-day Ghirardelli brownie mix! However you define the good stuff, don’t sit on it any longer waiting for a “special occasion.” The special occasion is, hopefully, that you have your health and people in your life who send you birthday texts. I’ll toast to that.

Agree completely! This also goes for the “good” china, silverware, jewelry, shoes, handbags, etc. Use and enjoy them every day!
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I agree this rule should be applied to every materialistic item in an individual’s life. Life is too short to await the “special occasion”.
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Lmbo!
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A good giggle can help improve your immune system, relieve pain, alleviate stress and boost your mood. So go ahead and laugh out loud sis!
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