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New Years Resolutions
January 5, 2009 | | 8 Comments
AUSTRIA – The suckling pig is the symbol for good luck for the new year. It’s served on a table decorated with tiny edible pigs. Dessert often consists of green peppermint ice cream in the shape of a four-leaf clover.
HAITI – In Haiti, New Year’s Day is a sign of the year to come. Haitians wear new clothing and exchange gifts in the hope that it will bode well for the new year.
JAPAN – The Japanese decorate their homes in tribute to lucky gods. One tradition, kadomatsu, consists of a pine branch symbolizing longevity, a bamboo stalk symbolizing prosperity, and a plum blossom showing nobility.
Some people have resolutions at new year. People think of something that they want to change or something new they want to do and try and stick to it until the next new year, when they think of a new resolution.
What’s your new years resolution?
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My resolution is to eat more Battenburg cake but then go jogging to run off the extra fat!
Mr Q.
My New years resolution is to brush my teeth every day.
My new year resolution is:
to continue to go to my jodo lessons every week
My new years resolution is to run more.
my new years resolution is to brush my teeth evry day
My New years Resolution is to be good.
Hi there. I have 2 resolutions. They are:
to write a book (because I always want to)
to get my own house
Are you hoping to do all this during 2009 or are these your long term objectives?
Mrs McClelland
Well I’m not going to bild the house myselfe!!
Grace