Twitter rings in 2018 with some hilarious reactions
The world welcomed in 2018 with open arms, and if you were on Twitter during the holiday, to hilarious effect. The internet had some witty reactions to ringing in the new year.
Many people like to take advantage of a clean slate when the clock strikes midnight. Who doesn’t want a fresh start? These Twitter users sure do!
Me deleting contacts from my phone #NewYearsDay pic.twitter.com/CVnUsIhprP
— Nyasha Junior (@NyashaJunior) January 2, 2018
How to be happy.. Remember that being you is enough #NewYearNewYou #JanuaryBlues #BacktoWorkBlues #BackToWork #travel #TravelTuesday #quote #TuesdayMotivation #TuesdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/aR57xQLHET
— Tina ❄️ (@Tinapeg2) January 2, 2018
Of course, many of us overindulged during the holiday season — did someone say wine? But for some people, the new year is a great time to press the reset button on health. Some Twitter users were excited about the challenge, and others may need a little more motivation.
Everyone today. #NewYearsResolution pic.twitter.com/Qhzy1eKbjO
— MotoGP™ (@MotoGP) January 2, 2018
Here's my non-political tweet for tonight, enjoy #MondayMotivation #NewYearsDay #HappyNewYear #fitness #doglovers #JJNonPoliticalTweet pic.twitter.com/ZZ1okWU09s
— Jojoh888 (@jojoh888) January 2, 2018
With the turn of the calendar, some states enacted brand-new laws that got the internet buzzing with excitement. California residents were especially excited over marijuana, which is now legal for recreational purposes.
CONGRATS CALIFORNIA, WEED IS LEGAL!
If you have family in California serving time for marijuana, they can petition to have their case revisited.
— Emerald Green (@ehhhmm) January 1, 2018
welcome to legal weed, California https://t.co/Qd6pnjnz5S pic.twitter.com/xEL6qBrHCa
— Meghan B. Kelly (@meghanbkelly) January 2, 2018
Washington also had working families excited. Starting Jan. 1, the state became the seventh in the union, including Washington, D.C., to require employers to provide paid sick leave to their employees. In addition, 18 states, including Washington, will see their minimum wage increase in 2018. Residents were overjoyed with the new changes.
As of today, Wa. workers will earn at least $11.50 an hour, and 1 hour of paid sick and safe leave for every 40 hours worked. Congrats to Wa. voters who passed Initiative 1433 in 2016 to make this happen. We're making Washington the best state in US for working families!
— Karen Keiser (@KarenKeiser1) January 1, 2018
It’s safe to say the consensus on kicking off 2018 was pretty darn good. Just ask these Twitter users:
Retweet if this is how you’re walking into 2018 pic.twitter.com/r4oQVUMQ6J
— Living Like Logic (@LivingLikeLogic) January 1, 2018
Walking into 2018 like…
Happy #NewYear Faithful! pic.twitter.com/fBtfG61cK3
— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) January 1, 2018
Walking into 2018 after cutting everyone off like: pic.twitter.com/72HHxI1ZHM
— Mike Hardy (@WhoMikeHardy) December 28, 2017
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