
Hey All! How were your holidays? Personally, mine were just fine. But the holidays aren’t over yet, are they?
Nope, not quite. We have New Years next. It probably won’t surprise you to hear (read) that there are a plethora of myths and beliefs surrounding New Years. We all certainly have our own traditions, don’t we?
I really like the Bayberry candle tradition. There’s a little poem:
"This bayberry candle is a gift from a friend, on Christmas Eve (or New Years Eve) burn it down to the end.
A bayberry candle burned down to the socket brings luck to the home and wealth to the pocket."
I’ve read it both ways—Christmas Eve or New Years Eve, but I just hedge my bets by doing both. It can’t hurt and I really like Bayberry candles.
There’s the New Year’s resolution, various foods to be eaten especially on New Years’ Day, the Midnight Kiss, on and on the list goes. Don’t worry, I’ll try to go through all of these and more.
I’ve come across two different myths—or beliefs if you prefer—about money. One says that you must have all your bills paid before the stroke of midnight so you don’t find the New Year dragging you further in debt. In other words, if you start with a clean slate, you’ll keep it clean.

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