NEW CHAPTER, NEW BEGINNING

 


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The beginning of a new year is an excellent time to reflect on some of the year's most significant events. We shall only be able to recall these important events in our minds and hearts as time passes. As we reflect back on the events of the previous year, we can see what we need to accomplish and what we need to better. New Year's resolutions will serve as a guide for making positive changes in the next year.

One of the most enjoyable aspects of our lives is welcoming the new year. The loud noises, the Thirteen sphere-shaped fruits, the various fireworks, and the family get-together are some of the most enduring New Year's traditions. On a similar note to a new year's resolution, it's also the time of year when we make commitments to ourselves to improve as the new year begins.

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