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Well this year I will try to do better at everything I will try my best at all work I try to do maybe even get a job just to help my family even myself but I don't want to change how I act just how I work

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A song that goes with my life would be the song call beautiful By Eminem well their was some good times and bad times but when you listen to the song it will change your day

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      New Years Foods from Around the World

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      New Years Foods from Around the World

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The tradition of eating 12 grapes at midnight comes from Spain. Revelers stuff their mouths with 12 grapes in the final moments of the year—one grape for every chime of the clock!

Round things comes from the Philippines they say that round things are like coins so it will bring wealth to them

Eating any ring-shaped treat (such as a doughnut)  symbolizes “coming full circle” and leads to good fortune. In Dutch homes, fritters called olie bollen are served.

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In most cultures, foods prepared on New Year's Day bring good luck. Which foods? Depends upon the culture. Recurring themes are green (life), gold & coins (money/wealth) and pork/ham (because pigs root forward as they eat, embracing challenges).

Throughout history, people have eaten certain foods on New Year's Day, hoping to gain riches, love, or other kinds of good fortune during the rest of the year. For people of several nationalities, ham or pork is the luckiest thing to eat on New Year's Day. How did the pig become associated with the idea of good luck? In Europe hundreds of years ago, wild boars were caught in the forests and killed on the first day of the year. Also, a pig uses its snout to dig in the ground in a forward direction. Maybe people liked the idea of moving forward as the new year began!

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In Spain they stuff their mouths with 12 grapes at midnight if you can do it you get good luck for the next year

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In Ecuador they burn a scarecrow at midnight and they also burn pictures from 2018 for good fortune

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In Denmark they break plates for their New Year's traditions maybe when it hits 12 they all start to break plates

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Well for this you could think of anything like funny post that you can do for a funny meme for the new year because all the other memes are the same and they get old

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                              Free Style New Year's Holiday Post

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                              Free Style New Year's Holiday Post

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You can read here about what happens in the New York time square

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The ball is always used for the time like the secs before the new year

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New years for Americans is that they would

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New years for Americans is that they would

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Today, most New Year’s festivities begin on December 31 (New Year’s Eve), the last day of the Gregorian calendar, and continue into the early hours of January 1 (New Year’s Day). Common traditions include attending parties, eating special New Year’s foods, making resolutions for the new year and watching fireworks displays.