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2 comments:
I totally agree with you post title.
I have to say that not only have I never eaten collard greens and black-eyed peas on New Years, I've never even heard of such a tradition. It sounds like a southern thing maybe??? We do usually have champagne and some sort of dessert. I also know some people that are really into New Year's Day brunches.
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