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Most serbs spend new year's with other serbs partying it up...

First quesiton: I have no idea... Second question: January 12 is new year's eve for orthodoxy. As fars as global warming goes, not much we can do about that now can we? I mean its already here!

Haha its fine, honestly Im just glad Im in a place with people who actually care enough to ask. Being the only Serb in the bible belt has its disadvantages....

Alright let me try to answer these questions as accurately as possible. First off we do not use the old calendar in every day life, we just use it for holy days. And we dont slip behind in the seasons because honestly its adapted, christmas is always January 7th, its just a little bit left over...

Indeed it is, we all follow the Julian calendar because the new calendar was created by the Pope... and since we weren't on good terms with him when the calendar was created, we stick with the old way.

For those who do not know, yesterday was Christmas for those Orthodox Christians following the old calendar. So merry christmas and happy new year! Hristos se rodi.