Michael Alvarez+FollowNew Year’s Day luck: Pork & sauerkraut traditionStarting the year with pork and sauerkraut isn’t just a tasty Midwest habit—it’s a ritual loaded with meaning. Families across Ohio and beyond swear by this dish for good fortune and prosperity, thanks to deep German and Eastern European roots. Pork stands for moving forward (since pigs root ahead), while sauerkraut’s long strands symbolize money and abundance. Add some mashed potatoes or dumplings, and you’ve got a meal that’s all about comfort and hope for the year ahead. Anyone else keep this tradition alive? What’s your go-to New Year’s Day meal? #Food #NewYearsDay #Tradition00Share
Michelle Taylor+FollowHanukkah’s Real Lesson Isn’t What You ThinkHanukkah isn’t just about gifts or universal messages—its roots are all about fighting to keep your culture alive when everyone else wants you to blend in. The Maccabees stood their ground for what made them unique, and that’s a vibe we could all use right now. It’s a reminder that it’s okay to be proud of your traditions and stand up for what makes your community special. That’s the Hanukkah energy we need! #Culture #Hanukkah #Tradition00Share
Larissa wilson+Follow🕎 Halfway Through Hanukkah Halfway through 🕎 My little Jewish space! ❤️ Grateful for the light, the love, and the meaning this season brings.#Hanukkah #FestivalOfLights #JewishJoy #ChagSameach #LightInTheDark #Tradition #Faith #Community80Share
Larissa wilson+FollowI couldn’t leave Chicago without getting a cut from my old barber, Zariff Couldn’t leave Chicago without getting a fresh cut from my old barber, Zariff. Some traditions never change — good vibes, great conversations, and a clean finish every time. Chicago always feels like home. 💈#ChicagoVibes #FreshCut #BarberLife #HomeIsHome #Tradition #GoodEnergy #ChicagoLife #StayFresh #BarberTalk #AkronBarbers #Barbershop492Share