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Floating Toast and other Random New Year’s Eve Tidbits
Ringing in the New Year? Just what does that mean? My guess is church bells ringing on the stroke of midnight. Do church bells still ring in Windsor? They will be in Dublin, Ireland, and people from around the world … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, california, celebrate, drinks, eating, football, luck, New Year's Eve, Rose Bowl Parade, singing, toast, tradition, underwater
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