The promise of living a long wealthy life has been around forever. However, wealth and old age is not a blessing unless it is adorned with grace and generosity.

There are certain foods that are considered a must on the menu for New Year’s Eve, according to cultures in different Continents.

Some signify good fortune and are lucky to eat on New Year’s Eve, full of symbolism and perhaps superstition.

For example, as I was growing up, my parents practiced a ritual of eating grapes 🍇 which I understand is a European cultural tradition.

You say you want a resolution, we all want to save the world. But let's face it, everyone appreciates friendships, but on social media? I'm pressing the panic button on privacy and taking a break from #Facebook https://www.facebook.com/

They sell my personal information and I've had it with the practice of profiting from my profile without sharing any financial benefits. To make matters worse, they're apparently OK with allowing propaganda and fake information that could affect our Democracy.

This United States of America was built by immigrants and no one can prove otherwise.

The criminalization of immigration, especially the scale at which it is happening is a dangerous trend.

When a so-called leader begins attacking immigrants and not acknowledge that he too is a descendant of immigrants, this most certainly begins his downfall. Let us not forget about all the kids that are still in cages, while his friends cash in.

We wish you a Noche Buena y Feliz Navidad. This is a Spanish word referring to Christmas Eve and celebrated on December 24 every year in Latin American and many other cultures. This marks the final evening of the Posadas celebrations, where dinner is served with the family usually after attended the late Midnight Mass also known as Misa de Gallo.

The annually recurring period recognized in many countries that are days that run from Thanksgiving in November to Epiphany on January 6.

Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dominate as 1-2 in an official Holiday just like New Year's Eve and A New Decade 2020.

But there are more reasons to drink and be merry during the season. Hanukkah, Kwanza, Epiphany... etc.

Drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may die It's better to laugh than it is to cry