new year tradions
 

have you got any tradition and new years eve

for me and my family

we shout happy new year in the street
we open the frount door and we open the back door
and we have party popers
and we sing oh lang sy

I'm really looking forward to news years eve so much, My friend is having a huge party :D

sound fab

I love Christmas but really don't like new years eve. When I was younger it was the best night and I'd queue for tickets for a club for hours and we would plan every fine detail but now I find it really quite depressing I don't know why.

Our traditon is to have lots of family around for our New Years Day Dinner then we set off sky lanterns in memory of our loved ones that have passed on.

awww that sweet

i generally am in bed and asleep b4 midnight these days. years ago i wud go clubbing then back to my sisters for an all night party where even strangers were invited lol

I prefer keeping it a bit more low key for New Years, you can have a much better night going down the local or just spending it with a few friends then going into town when it's stupidly busy and expensive and you end up having an average night for about £100

First person through the door after midnight has to bring in some coal, bread and money.

Get off my face

That's a weekly tradition though. :tongue:

Hahah good point

That is really lovely Josy :)

On boxing day we go to my grandparents, and on the 27th my other grandparents
New years day is always a massive family reunion

same because part of my famerly down south we do chirsmas 2 times for them on new years day

Ditto I always feel a bit nostalgic on NYE.

My mother says that we should open both the front and back door to let the old year out and the new year in - I do that every year. When I was younger I would beat pots and pans and make noise out in the streets.

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open both the front and back door to let the old year out and the new year in
i am glad it not just us that do that

get so drunk I wake up with amnesia and forget the year even existed.

Sacrifice a virgin on the stroke of 12

We dip sticks of celery in a big vat of melted mars bars, and then run around waving them in the air humming the theme song from titanic

I think we might adopt that tradition from this year onwards..:joker:

interesting, always assuming you can find one:D

The Nunnery across the road is a good place to start. Although I'm a bit :suspect: of some of them

omg :joker:

Yeah it's always a worry that Fr Peter might have got in there first...:devil: