13 Traditions To Ring In The New Year in WA, OR, CA!
What are your family traditions when it comes to celebrating the New Year? Hanging with friends? A night out on the town? Or going to bed early because when you get down to it, January 1st, really isn't going to be much different than December 31st, (depending on how you spend the night before.
Celebrating New Years Then Vs Now
When I was younger, and I mean, really young, like 10 or 11, my New Years tradition was setting the microwave timer to go off at the same time Dick Clark dropped the Big Apple in New York! What can I say, I was young, dumb, and adorable.
Now it seems like my New Year's Eve traditions are hanging out at home with my wife and our little dog. We usually kick back with pizza and a movie (or play Trivia Murder Party).
Finishing them both up at around 10 pm, realize that we're both tired and going to bed around 10:30. Oh, the joys of being married and getting older.
So besides the normal traditions of partying it up at the club and trying to get a kiss at midnight, there are more practices around the New Year celebration than I realized. Check out our list below.
13 Popular Traditions and Beliefs Done to Ring in the New Year
Gallery Credit: Mikael Donnovan
So what are some traditions that you've heard of that we missed? How do you celebrate the upcoming new year?
Do you like to party with friends or strangers? Go out or stay home? Drink or be the designated driver and charge everybody a fee to drive them home and start your new year with a big fat wallet? Tap the App and let us know!
