Do you celebrate New year where you come from?

We visited relatives in Scotland ( where I was born) and we call it Hogmanay. I was around 12 but remember the neighbours all having a drink in each others houses and lots of dancing.
We still normally stay up to see the new year in even now but hoping to go out this year to see a band or singer.

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BiasForAction · M

I’m not into New Year’s Eve celebrations though I sometimes do a polar bear plunge thing in New Year’s Day and I always go for a long walk in New Year’s Day

27club · F

Ahhh....so you're from the land of my ancestors (on my mum's side). Have you ever heard of Ayr?

Hogmanay....how fascinating. Is that a Gaelic word? My autocorrect almost typed 'garlic' 🧄 😂😂😂😂

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27club · F

@happygoluckygal Indeed it is. How far are you from that part of the coast? I don't know 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 that well

happygoluckygal · F

@27club We moved from Scotland when I was about 4 but still visit family.

27club · F

@happygoluckygal That's brilliant. I will now message you to say a proper hello lol

Convivial · 26-30, F

We do... But I think the Scottish would do it better lol

ArtieKat · M

having a drink in each others houses

"First-footing"

happygoluckygal · F

@ArtieKat Yes or Aye 🙂

ArtieKat · M

@happygoluckygal Have you still got your Scottish accent?

happygoluckygal · F

@ArtieKat My parents do so a little bit maybe

Pawpaw2molly · 61-69, M

Not in November??

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