Wishing lots of love, luck and laughter to everyone in the coming year 2012. xxx
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Kitkat
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HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Kitkat
- Post n°1
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Wishing lots of love, luck and laughter to everyone in the coming year 2012. xxx
Jamboree
- Post n°4
Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Happy one. Eat, drink and be merry for some say tis the year of Doom 2012
Stardust- Location : City of Light
- Post n°5
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Here we are at the end of 2016. This poor year will not be remembered for the best of reasons, but there are always good and happy times so we should not forget those.
On the brink of another new year, may 2017 bring you all you wish for.
Once again we must put peace first and hope that terrorism will be vanquished at last. May love abound and conquer all over the world.
Second is that people will learn to treat other species and our planet with respect and try to repair the damage they have done and heal the Earth.
I wish you all great things in 2017: health, happiness, success in all your enterprises and prosperity.
Sending you all lots of love. Happy New Year!
On the brink of another new year, may 2017 bring you all you wish for.
Once again we must put peace first and hope that terrorism will be vanquished at last. May love abound and conquer all over the world.
Second is that people will learn to treat other species and our planet with respect and try to repair the damage they have done and heal the Earth.
I wish you all great things in 2017: health, happiness, success in all your enterprises and prosperity.
Sending you all lots of love. Happy New Year!
Jamboree
- Post n°7
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2017 Year of the Monkey -- but only for a few more weeks!
On 28th January 2017 starts the year of the Rooster.
WELCOME TO THE YEAR OF THE ROOSTER!
Chinese New Year 2017
New Year, or the “Spring Festival” as it is known in China, is the longest and most important holiday in China. The Chinese New Year 2017 begins on January 28, 2017. The Chinese New Year’s festivities end two weeks later on the 15th day of the first month on what is known as the Lantern Festival.
During the Chinese New Year’s celebrations, there are many traditional activities, some local and others celebrated universally. The Chinese believe that as they enter a new year, they should start a new beginning. They clean their houses, pay off all of their debts, purchase new clothes, paint their doors, and even get new haircuts in order to have a fresh start for the new year.
Homes throughout China are decorated with special banners, many of which are red and gold; the traditional representations of happiness and prosperity.
One very fun tradition of the Chinese New Year is exchanging gifts. A traditional present that is given is small red envelopes filled with “lucky money”. These envelopes are given to children by their family and friends.
The dragon is a very popular symbol for the Chinese New Year. It is a symbol of strength and good luck. A Chinese New Year 2017 celebration would not be complete without a giant dragon parading down the street. The dragon costume is always very colorful and can be up to 100 feet long. People inside the costume make the dragon move up and down as it zigzags past the spectators.
During the Chinese New Year 2017 you will see fireworks and hear firecrackers! There are many beliefs about why fireworks are used. One belief is that the noise of the fireworks is supposed to scare away all evil spirits allowing the new year to begin without misfortunes.
Wishing for everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous new year.
On 28th January 2017 starts the year of the Rooster.
WELCOME TO THE YEAR OF THE ROOSTER!
- I am alert
- Ready to take action
- The first on the scene
- The last to leave
- I take chances
- But I am precise
- I know where things belong
- I am orderly and fastidious
- Nothing escapes me
- I am always prepared
- I never give up or in
Chinese New Year 2017
New Year, or the “Spring Festival” as it is known in China, is the longest and most important holiday in China. The Chinese New Year 2017 begins on January 28, 2017. The Chinese New Year’s festivities end two weeks later on the 15th day of the first month on what is known as the Lantern Festival.
During the Chinese New Year’s celebrations, there are many traditional activities, some local and others celebrated universally. The Chinese believe that as they enter a new year, they should start a new beginning. They clean their houses, pay off all of their debts, purchase new clothes, paint their doors, and even get new haircuts in order to have a fresh start for the new year.
Homes throughout China are decorated with special banners, many of which are red and gold; the traditional representations of happiness and prosperity.
One very fun tradition of the Chinese New Year is exchanging gifts. A traditional present that is given is small red envelopes filled with “lucky money”. These envelopes are given to children by their family and friends.
The dragon is a very popular symbol for the Chinese New Year. It is a symbol of strength and good luck. A Chinese New Year 2017 celebration would not be complete without a giant dragon parading down the street. The dragon costume is always very colorful and can be up to 100 feet long. People inside the costume make the dragon move up and down as it zigzags past the spectators.
During the Chinese New Year 2017 you will see fireworks and hear firecrackers! There are many beliefs about why fireworks are used. One belief is that the noise of the fireworks is supposed to scare away all evil spirits allowing the new year to begin without misfortunes.
Wishing for everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous new year.
Whiskers
- Post n°8
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My new year didnt start off too well. The fan went on my laptop I've been in a state of limbo since then, hadnt realised how much I relied on my computer.
So, new year, new laptop now and still finding my way around it. Things can only get better from now on.
So, new year, new laptop now and still finding my way around it. Things can only get better from now on.
Stardust- Location : City of Light
- Post n°9
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Sorry to hear that, Whiskers, but something positive came out of it (i.e. new computer).
Happy New Year 2017 in Russian: С Новым годом 2017!
Yay!
P.S. Just don't ask me how to pronounce it.
Happy New Year 2017 in Russian: С Новым годом 2017!
Yay!
P.S. Just don't ask me how to pronounce it.