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The New Year is all about new beginnings and starting over, and expecting to make a few changes in your life. Many Latinos like to give those changes an extra oomf with a few New Year’s Eve and Day traditions, even if some feel or look a bit ridiculous. Lest we be jinxed and end up loveless and moneyless, we’re all about putting on calzones amarillos for money or stuffing our mouths with 12 grapes.

Does it work? Who knows, but if it doesn’t help, it certainly won’t hurt. So here we go:

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‘Plant parenting’ has been on the rise ever since the beginning of the COVID pandemic. The idea that you can grow and care for plants is symbolic for the way in which life goes on even during very difficult times. This feeling that everything will be okay is represented in your plants that you so carefully tend to.
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