The Power of Moments PDF by Chip Heath

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Milestone birthdays across cultures. In the U.S., milestone birthdays tend to be linked to new freedoms. 16, the car. 18, the vote. 21, the booze. In other countries, milestones are viewed differently. In Nigeria, milestone birthdays are 5, 10 and 15. In Holland, they’re 15, 20 and 25. In Japan, the luckiest birthdays are at ages 3, 5 and 7. (Thinking in moments, milestones) Alternate birthday foods. Why not try celebrating a birthday with a tradition from another land? In China, instead of cake, celebrants eat “long-life noodles” which are supposed to promote long, vibrant life.
The more noodle you slurp, the longer your life will be. Australians eat something called fairy bread (in addition to cake) – it’s white bread slathered in butter and doused with sprinkles. (Elevation, breaking the script) Special birthday traditions. In Russia, a birthday isn’t so much about the gifts as it is the cards. Not just a simple happy birthday card will do. It needs to be handwritten, with genuine expressions of affection, wishes for health or success.
In some places in Canada, friends swipe the person having a birthday with butter across the nose! In Jamaica, people throw flour in the face of a birthday boy or girl. In Peru, friends pull a birthday person’s earlobe once for every birthday. (Thinking in moments, milestones, Elevation, Connection)