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Why leave it to chance? Say hello to 2013 with these traditions and superstitions.
So it’s New Year’s Eve and you had a crappy year.
Well wipe those tears cause your luck is about to change.
If you practice any of these 20 superstitions.
New Year’s Eve
1. Leave a window open all day to let out of the house all the problems that gathered from the previous year.
2. Pay your bills to wash away the chance of debt.
3. Drain the dregs. Good fortune comes to those who finish the bottle.
4. Just don’t break anything because that’s bad luck.
5. Hold cash in your hand at midnight to ensure prosperity and wealth (or to make it rain).
6. Kiss a loved one at midnight to ensure you two will be together.
7. Bang pots and pans at midnight to keep the evil spirits away.
8. The first person to enter your home determines the year you have. Only dark-haired, handsome guests should be allowed in.
9. Do not let in gingers or women. They are said to be signs of trouble.
10. Give birth. Babies born on Jan. 1 are said to be the luckiest.
11. Eat black-eyed peas for good luck.
12. Also eat cabbage, which is said to look like money, to bring good fortune.
13. Do the tiniest bit of work to ensure advancement in career but not so much that you bring bad luck.
14. Don’t do laundry unless you want to bring death upon your family.
15. Wear pink panties for love, yellow ones for prosperity or whitey tighties for peace.
16. Walk around in new clothes to increase the chance of getting even more new duds in 2013.
17. Dance, preferably around a tree, to ensure freedom from illness for the year.
18. Read the wind.
19. Single women should look out the window until they spot a man to ensure she’ll get married.
20. Finally: avoid crying at all costs unless you want to be sad all year.
