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A new year is every single year on Janurary 1. Many People celebrate this fun event in some manner and the 1st day of Janurary is marked  as a holiday.

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A New Years Food Tradition in the American South, Hoppin' John is a dish of pork-flavored field peas or black-eyed peas and rice, was served with collards or cooked greens and fresh cornbread.

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Eating pork and sauerkraut on New Year's Day is like following the right food traditions. It is believed to bring good luck and in the months ahead.

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As each year comes into history, we always come together to celebrate the year that looked foward to what the next will be.

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Auld Lang Syne: History and Lyrics

As each year passes into history, we always come together to celebrate the year that was and look forward to what the next will be. Part of that yearly tradition is the song "Auld Lang Syne," also known as "Old Ang Sine," "Ol' Lang Sign" or any number of mumbled pronunciations of those three little syllables. The original song comes from an 18th century Scottish poem by Robert Burns, and it's become a tradition to belt it out with our friends and loved ones at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve. It's been covered by some of modern music's greatest performers, including Jimi Hendrix, Elvis Presley and Bobby Darin. But perhaps more famous in recent memory is Dan Fogelberg's reinterpretation "Same Old Lang Syne," released in 1980, chronicling a chance reunion between Fogelberg and his high school sweetheart on Christmas Eve.

And if you want to impress your friends by being the only person in the bar who knows all the actual lyrics when midnight comes around, brush up on them before the big day.

Of course, accuracy is not exactly a requirement for singing and enjoying "Auld Lang Syne," so long as you can enjoy it with friends, both old and new.
Written by Seth Joseph

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Auld Lang Syne: History and Lyrics As each year passes into history, we always come together to celebrate the year that was and look forward to what the next will be. Part of that yearly tradition is the song "Auld Lang Syne," also known as "Old Ang Sine," "Ol' Lang Sign" or any number of mumbled pronunciations of those three little syllables.

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If your first grape is sweet it will bring good luck towards you, while a sour one spreads bad vibes. And, if you finish in time this crazy success means wishes will be true.

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This New Years’ holiday is often seen by fireworks, parades, and reflection on the last year which looking forward to the future. Many people celebrate New Year’s. creating traditions were meant to bring luck and success in the New Year.

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New Zealand follows next in celebrating the New Year, followed by Australia, Japan, and South Korea, while the last is Bakers Island.Sep 20, 2018

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Day after New Years Day is a public holiday. It is a day off for the general population, and schools and most businesses are closed.

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the ball Was located in New York's city times square Until 1907, no ball had used to ring on New Years. ... Since that first ball drop, the idea of dropping things to count down the New Year celebration has become fabulous with the Crazy holiday.

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New Year's Eve ball drop in Times Square ushers in 2019 in U.S.