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For the first time since 2013, me and my little sister are at picture day together. We have been going to different schools for years, so when she transferred and met all of my friends and made her own friends, it brought us more sense of security because we are never without each other. Luckily we have yearbook class together, so we don't let anyone stop us and our potential. It is my last year in high school, so being together one more time was very important to us.

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-Getting a second job.
-Graduating high school with a 3.0 or higher GPA.
-Make my mom proud.
-Start a savings and budgeting plan.
-Prepare myself for relocation and a completely new life.
-Getting my body modification license in Arizona.
-Let myself flourish as my true confident self.
-Dye my hair blue again.

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-Don't share good music with people you don't plan on keeping in your life.
-It's important to push through a hard situation because giving up isn't an option.
-To be proud of who I am.
-Take no one's BS.
-I'm going to become an adult, so I need to prepare how to act like one.
-School is more important than ever this year.
-Giving everyone a chance to be your friend can show you new paths and opportunities.
-Kill them with kindness.

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One of the most important things about New Year's is how you look! By sharing makeup tutorials, anyone who likes makeup has the chance to shine and be a star. Many more videos can show just the right outfits and accessories to wear on the memorable night.

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New Years Glam Makeup Tutorial | Sarahy Delarosa

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When it comes to New Year celebration, people have some of the strangest New Year's traditions. Some people throw bread, others burn scarecrows, and still others fist fight for good luck. These are the 25 strangest New Year's traditions from around the world.

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25 Strangest New Year's Traditions From Around The World

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When it comes to New Year celebration, people have some of the strangest New Year's traditions. Some people throw bread, others burn scarecrows, and still others fist fight for good luck. These are the 25 strangest New Year's traditions from around the world.

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Unlike the rest of Europe, Swedes would rather stay home than go out and party in most parts. Those who aren't content with a quiet celebration can watch fireworks and light off their own. Meatballs are always a staple in holiday meals.

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New Years in Germany is called "Sylvester" in honor of the late Pope Sylvester I who died on December 31st, 335. There's a bit of superstition concerning fish and New Year's, because it is believed that by keeping a carp's scale in your wallet will make sure that it stays full with money all year round.

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The New Year's eve celebration in France is traditionally called "Le Reveillon de la Saint Sylvestre." Much like the USA, there's small and big parties going on everywhere. Mistletoe is used for New Years rather than Christmas and celebratory foods such as foie gras, oysters, and escargot are served.

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New Years Celebrations in other countries

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New Years Celebrations in other countries

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Alcohol is a popular party drink to make people feel the groove. Although, it is encouraged to keep its users over the age of 21, or the party will get shut down earlier than anticipated.

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People often celebrate in groups, so party food and yummy dinners are cooked up and enjoyed by exhausted party-goers.

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In New York, thousands of citizens flock to Times Square for the infamous ball dropping tradition. When the last ten seconds of the approaching new year are being counted down, the ball drops and reaches in the bottom right when the clock strikes 12. Friends and families rejoice and cheer and for just one moment everyone has come together as a happy united country.

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The day of New Year's Eve is a busy one. Everyone has somewhere to be, something to do, and someone to see. Most of the country stays awake to watch time reset at the end of the last minute of the year.