Everyone loves new years eves, it’s always full of positive\nenergy. Kids playing in the snow, Christmas songs blasting in the streets,\nHouses decorated with beautiful flashy lights and Christmas decorations,\nEveryone loves the smiles on the children’s faces as they open their Christmas\npresents. We all love when a new year starts, but the memories we make in the\npast years are always heartwarming. For me, The best day of 2022 is October 30,\nThe day my class went on an excursion. Because of the pandemic, We haven’t been\nable to travel anywhere, and finally, we got to go as a whole class. It was so\nmuch fun, First, we went to the House Museum of Ilia Chayshayadze., then we\nwent to a little forest, it was empty.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We played around for hours. We played tag, Dodgeball, Cards,\netc. After a while, even the parents joined us! Then we sat down and ate. When\nit was time to go, Every kid resisted, but of course, we had to go. We had a\nlot of things. Snacks, radios…<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We played songs while we were on the road. Another one<\/p>\n\n\n\n
of my favorite days is December 29th. It was 2 days before\n2023 officially came. Me and my friend decided we were going to go to the mall.\nWe went to the mall, Then we went to KFC. We ordered 2 ice creams. But what we\ndidn’t know was that it was a 2+2 day so we got 4 ice creams instead of 2 and\nthey also gifted us 2 Coca-Colas along with it. We also had a good time in the\nmarket, We died of laughter and they almost kicked us out.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I think it’s important to set goals at the start of every\nyear Because you’ll set yourself up for success.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Setting a goal lets you move in the direction you want. My\ngoal for 2023 is to learn everything better, Make more people happy, and more.\nEvery new year you have to be the best version of yourself. Every region celebrates\nNew Year in its own way. In Georgia, Tbilisi There are several concerts\noutdoors in the center and everyone is welcome. Georgian Bazaars are always\njoyful and full of colors. In Georgia, Almost every city and village has a\nChristmas tree of its own, The trees get more and more beautiful every year.\nThe unusual thing in Georgia is that, Unlike other countries, We have 2 New\nYear’s Eves.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
That’s because According to the Julian calendar used by the\nEastern Orthodox Church, the real New Year falls on January 13 And Georgians\ncall it the Old New Year. For Example, Let’s take one of my favorite countries-\nJapan. In Japan,Its different from how we celebrate. One of the more\ntraditional New Years customs is “UatsweAR or the first shrine visit of\nthe New Year.Many people go to visit a shrine on January 1st, 2n9 Or 3rd, in\norder to pay their respects and also to wish for a happy and healthy year.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In conclusion, New Years is a important holiday, Where people put all of their bad experiences behind them and take a positive step into the future.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Author: Nona Makharoblishvili<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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