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Moghbeli, who speaks Farsi and still celebrates Nowruz, reflected on the traditions and meaning of the Persian New Year. “This year, for the first time, my daughters were able to participate as well by decorating the eggs and growing the sabzeh at our Haft-Sin [Nowruz table],” she said. “Each Nowruz, we give thanks for our blessings and look ahead to the future. Even during difficult times, we hope for renewal and transformation.”