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The song that represents 2018 for me is Breathin by Ariana Grande, because 2018 was a very stressful year for me and so I just had to keep telling myself to slow down and BREATHE

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qT7VAc_NSmEbMb2h1h17b5QCU5jZeDRvUEDMSQSn__Y/edit

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My new year's resolution is to read more books and to do that i will look up how to be a good reader.

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This is the Times Square New Year´s countdown in New York.

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New Year’s countdown at Times Square 2019

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A video relating to the New Year´s holiday

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In Spain and Mexico, if you eat 12 grapes at midnight it will bring you good luck for the coming year.

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Many people eat pork on New Years because it symbolizes progress for the coming year.

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In the ancient times Armenians celebrated the new year on the 21st of March. On that day they would prepare big feasts to welcome and celebrate the zenith of nature.

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In Korea the first day of the lunar year is called Sol-nal so families will get together and get ready for the New Year. On New Years Eve some people put straw scoopers, rakes or sieves on their doors or walls to protect their families from evil spirits.

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In Brazil lentil symbolizes wealth so on New Years day they will eat lentil soup or they will eat lentils and rice.

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Many people celebrate the new year by making resolutions. Resolutions can include eating healthier, exercising more, reading more etc. Another common new year's tradition is to make toasts.

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The earliest recording of a new year celebration was in Mesopotamia in 2000 B.C. It was celebrated in mid-March.

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New Year's Holiday Traditions and History

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New Year's Holiday Traditions and History