Gung Hay Fat Choy – Happy Chinese New Year!
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I love celebrating Chinese New Year! I was born in the year of the Earth Sheep. I can see the sheep’s traits of being patient, stubborn and responsible in myself!
I am a fire dragon and yes I do have all of the qualities of one. Fortunately or unfortunately. Depends on how you look at it?
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I’m the horse and I’m pretty sure that this is the year of the horse!
I love celebrating and teaching my children about different cultures and holidays. Chinese New Year is one of our favorites.
One year when I was living in vegas I was working at the mirage and they had it all out decorated for the Chinese new year it was AWESOME!
I was born in the year of the snake! Always loved Chinese New Year celebrations on tv, never saw one live!
Well, Mine is water pig which means I am a very caring and loveable person and I go out of my way to help even strangers. And I would say it’s true to a great extent. However, sometimes I get mood wings and prefer to be lonely at such times.
I love the Chinese New Year. I am a dragon.