Kissing, eating, giving: Superstitions & traditions

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Check the color of your underwear this New Year’s Eve. Maybe eat grapes. Or lentils. It’s all tied to good luck and superstition. Here are 10 New Year’s Eve practices: Sources: The New York Times, easymilano.com, rd.com, mashed.com, countryliving.com, southernliving.com, oprahdaily.com, selectitaly.com.
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Check the color of your underwear this New Year’s Eve. Maybe eat grapes. Or lentils. It’s all tied to good luck and superstition. Here are 10 New Year’s Eve practices: Sources: The New York Times, easymilano.com, rd.com, mashed.com, countryliving.com, southernliving.com, oprahdaily.com, selectitaly.com.

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