New Year's Traditions - New Year's Customs Around the World
If you're resolved to try something new this year, swap out the sequins and Champagne for one of these customs.
By Ruth Baron
Original Content | December 22, 2011 
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In Ethiopia, New Year's Day, called Enkutatash, begins in September when a long rainy period has just ended and the earth has sprung to life. Children celebrate by handing out bouquets of daisies in the streets. Even if you live in a climate where winter weather makes you doubt the possibility of rebirth and renewal, treating yourself or a friend to fresh flowers can serve as a reminder that spring will come again. |
