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2015 is upon us! While celebrating the New Year is certainly a fun and exciting time, it also allows us to reflect back upon years previous, and to see what we can work towards in in the near future. In list form, you'll find five things we would love to see happen in 2015. Are you going to help us make it happen!?

As part of Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve with Ryan Seacrest, co-host Jenny McCarthy began to interview those in attendance, asking them what their New Year's Resolutions were. She eventually came to Haley & Michael. And Michael had more than a resolution; he had a question.

Seventy years ago, a small Italian girl discovered a simple bracelet near her home, which doubled as a field hospital for the soldiers fighting in the nearby mountains. When her son noticed a worn number inscribed into the face of the small plate, they made a shocking discovery -- the bracelet belonged to an American soldier! This holiday season, the bracelet began the long journey home...

One thing. Just one thing! That's all this little girl wanted for Christmas.

Over centuries, the way we decorate our Christmas trees has evolved. For example, there was a time that Christmas trees were adorned only by what was edible -- apples and nuts, mostly. But now? Well, now the centerpiece of our homes throughout the holiday season can be seen as a hub of creativity, expression, and pride. Throughout this list are pictures of YOUR patriotic Christmas trees.

By the time Christmas rolled around, there were only two things that young Kensley Penny wanted: 1) a truck and 2) for her daddy to come home. And, boy, will your eyes be damp when you see how she reacts to getting her wish.

Not only is the Christmas lights display you're about to see intricate and attractive, it also carries with it meaning. The display is a tribute to our fallen soldiers, pulsing to a unique remix of Lee Greenwood's "Proud to be an American". Prepare to be both amazed, and grateful for our freedoms.

Cindi Grady loves her job. As a waitress at Cracker Barrel in Branson, Missouri, Cindi has seen several repeat customers, including an Arkansas man named Gary Tackett. But it was Tackett who decided he wanted to pay Cindi back for her great service.

Being pulled over isn't any fun, right? Well, think again.