Do you follow any special traditions during New Year's Eve? 🎄

[Alex]

Hi everyone! 

As you probably know, this is my very first post in the CC, and I can’t even begin to explain how excited I am to be here! 🥹

This is the first of many posts that I’m sure we’ll enjoy together, where we’ll share our experiences and thoughts.

To break the ice, I’d love to get to know more about all of you! Christmas is here 🎄 (it’s my favorite time of the year, by the way), and with it come so many wonderful traditions.In Spain, we have the tradition of eating 12 grapes 12 seconds before the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve 🍇. Personally, I eat 12 M&M’s because I’m not a fan of grapes but hey, it counts the same right? 🤣

So, now I’d love to know—how do you celebrate New Year’s Eve? What traditions do you follow with your family and friends?

I can’t wait to hear your stories! 💬

[Kitty-and-Creek0]

@Alex 

Love the M&M's ! 

May your newest. year be as colorful and as sweet!

Kitty & Creek

[Andrea6232]

Hola @Alex ,

on New Year's Eve in Italy it is traditional to eat lentils. The round and flattened shape of this legume resembles gold coins, and when cooked, its volume increases and this growth recalls growing wealth. This is why lentils represent wealth and prosperity.

Auguri!

Andrea