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2018 was all about me and accomplishing all of my goals. Which the main one is chasing the bag, and who knows more about chasing the bag than Lil Baby and Gunna. Drip too Hard was a song all about enjoying the bag that you finally caught, which is why chose this song

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What I've learned in 2018 is that focusing on yourself is just as important as caring for other people.  Accomplishing your goals should come first and helping others might come along with it but make sure to take care of yourself before everything.  I've also learned not to rush things you want to happen and just allow things to come to you.  When you rush things it doesn't come out as you want it to.

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The secret to self control | Jonathan Bricker | TEDxRainier

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A reflection on my past year and resolutions for the New Year.

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New Years Eve celebration in Times Square is usually protected by a whole bunch of police men, until 2019 where now the police department is using drones.

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New Year's Eve Times Square security to include drone for first time

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A video associated with New Year's Eve

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In Germany Sauerkraut serves the same purpose as Greens do in America. Wealth and good fortune is what the sauerkraut represents.

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German Sauerkraut with Bacon - Traditional Recipe

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Peas for pennies, Greens for dollars, and cornbread for gold. Learn how to make this traditional meal southern style with these recipes!

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New Year's Day below the Mason-Dixon just wouldn't be complete without Hoppin' John Soup on the stove! The smoky flavor in this hearty dish make it a Southern staple, and it pairs perfectly with several popular soul foods. The blend of black-eyed peas and rice is said to bring good fortune in the New Year to those who eat it. While the history of Hoppin' John Soup is still somewhat unclear, many people believe the peas are meant to symbolize coins. And, as they swell when cooked, the peas represent growing fortune. This timeless soup is often served with cornbread and collared greens; both of these Southern cuisines signify different forms of wealth. Needless to say, a New Year's Day meal planned around the delectable Hoppin' John Soup may result in some extra cash, and who wouldn't welcome a little more spending money (especially after the holidays)?

To begin, simply bring the peas, turkey wings, and 6 cups of water to a boil; cover the ingredients, and reduce the heat to medium. Simmer the mixture for about 45 minutes or until the peas are tender. Be sure to skim any foam from the surface. Next, drain the peas while reserving 1¼ cups of the liquid. Remove the turkey meat from the bones, and chop it up.

Packed with mouthwatering ingredients like smoked turkey, country ham, red pepper, and sweet onion, this nourishing soup is sure to warm you from the inside out. It's the ideal choice for a holiday meal because it feeds a large crowd, and the Hoppin' John Soup is ridiculously easy to make. With only 30 minutes of hands-on preparation, you'll have plenty of time to enjoy all the festive celebrations that come with the holidays. This savory soup is going to be your family's fast favorite - guaranteed!

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New Year's Day below the Mason-Dixon just wouldn't be complete without Hoppin' John Soup on the stove! The smoky flavor in this hearty dish make it a Southern staple, and it pairs perfectly with several popular soul foods. The blend of black-eyed peas and rice is said to bring good fortune in the New Year to those who eat it.

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Tasty foods enjoyed during the beginning of the New Year

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New Years Eve in Finland is all about predicting what will happen next year. They melt tin cans into water and wait until it hardens to try to interpret the shape it created.

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The traditions in the Greek culture are widely recognized and adopted by other cultures, except for this weird New Years ritual. In Greece residents hang onions from the doors of their houses and on New Years Day they wake their kids up withe the onions

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Spainish Traditions: Twelve Grapes Until Midnight

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Spainish Traditions: Twelve Grapes Until Midnight

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A New Years Eve tradition in Spain requires eating twelve grapes on December 31st as the time counts down to January 1st. It is said to bring good luck and prosperity for the year.

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New Year's Eve in Spain. | spain.info in english

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If you want to get the year off to a good start, then come and celebrate New Year's Eve in Spain. You will have a great time eating the traditional "lucky grapes"... And the rest of the night too! | spain.info in english

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Traditions celbrated by millions around the world.

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On New Year's Day a parade in hosted in Pasadena, California. The first time this parade was held was January 1st, 1890. After the parade is the Rose Bowl which is one of football's major games

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New Year's Day is celebrated on January 1st in The United States and in many other countries around the world.  However January 1st has not always been accepted as the first day of the year in the U.S.  Until 1752, which is only 24 years before the United States independence, New Years was celebrated in March.

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Traditions that every true American citizen knows about.