Baby New Year we see this baby all the time when it comes to the first of the year. Find out about the origin of Baby New Year. #BabyNewYear #NewYearsBaby #2022 #NewYearsDay
New Year’s Fireworks
New Year’s Fireworks: Fireworks are a staple of New Year’s celebrations, with cities around the globe hosting spectacular displays. The largest New Year’s Eve fireworks show is in Sydney, where over a million people gather to witness the colorful spectacle.
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On the Fifth Day of Christmas, My True Love Gave To Me
Find out when and what was given on the fifth day of Christmas and its hidden meaning from my true love gave to me in the 12 Days of Christmas. #FifthDayofChristmas #Christmas #12DaysofChristmas
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20 Lucky Foods from Around the World to Ring in the New Year
20 Lucky Foods from Around the World to Ring in the New Year: Various cultures have specific foods associated with good luck for the New Year. In the southern United States, eating black-eyed peas and greens on New Year’s Day is believed to bring prosperity and good fortune for the year ahead. Similarly, in Japan, it’s customary to eat toshikoshi soba, a type of noodle dish, for longevity and prosperity.
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When The New Year Begins Across The Globe
When the new year begins across the globe – The following rundown shows when the new year will be celebrated in various areas across the globe and what time it will be in New York when revelers in those countries are officially ringing in the New Year! #NewYears
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Let there be light at conception
Let there be light at conception – That first miracle recorded by God in the Bible, Let there be Light, also is found at conception with the sperm and egg.
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On the Fourth Day of Christmas, My True Love Gave To Me
Find out when and what was given on the fourth day of Christmas and its hidden meaning from my true love gave to me in the 12 Days of Christmas. #FourthDayofChristmas #12DaysofChristmas #Christmas
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Noisemakers
Noisemakers and Bells: Making noise at midnight on New Year’s Eve is thought to scare away evil spirits and bring good luck. From fireworks and firecrackers to bells and horns, the cacophony of sounds symbolizes the celebration of a fresh start.
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Christian New Year’s Resolutions
It is soon the start of a brand new year. We always tend to make New Years Resolutions to stop doing something or to start doing something. Some people want to stop smoking, go on a diet, exercise more etc. These are all good, but do we think about the spiritual type of Christian New Year’s Resolutions? What is your New Years Resolution? #NewYearsResolutions
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Soul Print by Mark Batterson
Soul Print by Mark Batterson: Unveiling the Blueprint of Your Unique Identity – Mark Batterson, a renowned author and pastor, delves into the intricate tapestry of human identity in his thought-provoking book, “Soul Print.” Released at the intersection of spirituality and self-discovery, this literary work invites readers on a transformative journey to uncover the blueprint of their unique souls. Soul Print by Mark Batterson I listened to this audiobook using the Libby App. Batterson opens the door to a realm where the conventional understanding of identity takes a backseat, and the concept of a “soul print” emerges. In essence, the […]
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On The Third Day of Christmas, My True Love Gave To Me
Find out when and what was given on the third day of Christmas and its hidden meaning from my true love gave to me in the 12 Days of Christmas. #ThirdDayofChristmas #Christmas #12DaysofChristmas
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First-Footing
First-Footing: In Scotland, the first person to enter a home after the stroke of midnight is called the “first-footer.” It’s believed that the first-footer brings good fortune for the coming year, and traditionally, they bring symbolic gifts like coins, bread, salt, and whisky.
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What is Hogmanay
Hogmanay is the Scottish word for New Year’s Eve celebrations. It is traditionally celebrated on the night of December 31st, leading up to New Year’s Day. Hogmanay is a significant event in Scottish culture, and it is often marked by various customs and traditions. #Hoganay
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It’s not about the toy, it’s about the boy
It’s not about the toy, it’s about the boy – Jesus is the reason for the season and all seasons.
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Boxing Day
If you are like me, you had no clue what Boxing Day is on the calendar, I thought maybe the fighting sport, but I was wrong. Find out what and when it is. Also find out what day of the week this holiday cannot be celebrated on too. #BoxingDay
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Bloganuary
Bloganuary and the Power of Consistent Writing – January is often synonymous with New Year’s resolutions, fresh starts, and setting ambitious goals for the months ahead. In the spirit of embracing creativity and establishing positive habits, a growing trend has emerged among bloggers worldwide: Bloganuary. This unique challenge encourages writers to publish a new blog post every day throughout the month of January. #Bloganuary
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On the Second Day of Christmas, My True Love Gave To Me
Find out when and what was given on the second day of Christmas and its hidden meaning from my true love gave to me in the 12 Days of Christmas. #Chrismtas #SecondDayChristmas #2ndDayChristmas #12DaysChristmas
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Saint Stephen’s Day
Saint Stephen’s Day, also known as Saint Stephen’s Feast Day, holds a special place in the hearts of many around the world. While it might not be as widely known as Christmas, this feast day brings its own unique traditions and historical significance. Join us as we explore the rich tapestry of Saint Stephen’s Day, a day that honors the first Christian martyr and offers a glimpse into centuries-old customs.#SaintStephensDay
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The Ghost of Christmas Future
The Ghost of Christmas Future – In A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens the character, Scrooge was visited by three Christmas ghost. The Past, Present and Future. (Known as The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come)
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The Ghost of Christmas Present
The Ghost of Christmas Present – In A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens the character, Scrooge was visited by three Christmas ghost. The Past, Present and Future.
