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Gung Hay Fat Choy: 2012 Year Of The DRAGON


Today is a new moon day and the first day of 2012 Chinese New Year.
 Chinese New Year is a time to eliminate any negative chi from the past and welcome longevity, wealth and prosperity.
The 15 days Chinese New Year celebration is very symbolic.
2012 Chinese New Year is the Year of the DRAGON.
Gung Hay Fat choy: 2012 Year of the DragonDragon is a symbol of good fortune and sign of intense power.
2012 is the Year of the Water Dragon.
Water brings a calming influence on the Dragon’s innate fire.
Water Dragons are also more receptive than other Dragons.
Definitely the Year 2012 will be unpredictable full of intensity, thrill and happiness.
Sugar Looking at Dragon IllustrationGung Hay Fat Choy!
Wishing everyone a year of  Success, Happiness and Prosperity.

Lots of Golden Woofs
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Gung Hay Fat Choy – Chinese New Year


The 2010 Year of the Tiger coincide with the 14th of Feb, Valentine’s Day.  Making it a doubly fortunate day to celebrate. LOVE will surely reign all year of 2010. You will feel LOVE with all your senses. LOVE will be everywhere. 
LOVE will provide you satisfaction from your life. 
Let LOVE be your mantra for 2010 – Year of the Tiger.
2010 is the Year of the Metal Tiger. 
The Metal element gives the Tiger its sharpness in action and speed of thought. A Tiger year can represent radical and/or serious changes. These changes can be significant opportunities for growth and positive change. It can also be viewed to benefit recent setbacks or obstacles that one can overcome. It will definitely be an exciting, unpredictable, and explosive year of the Tiger. So, we should welcome and look forward to this Year of the Tiger wherein everyone will undoubtedly shine.
Meditating in my Zen Garden … I sense the fiery heat of the Tiger’s year will undeniably touch everyone’s life. In spite of its negative aspects, you must perceive that it could have a cleansing effect. Just as intense heat is required to extract precious metals from their ores, so the year of the Tiger can bring out the best in every person.

My blog friends  Samantha & June’s mom wrote several Chinese New Year posts, Long Long Longevity & Sweets. Check it out!.

My family and I are preparing to celebrate 2010 Chinese New Year. 

We are taking a short break from blogging. We will be back on Feb 15th.

Lots of Golden Woofs,

Gung Hay Fat Choy!


Today is Chinese New Year  or known as the Lunar New Year. It marks the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It is the year of the Ox which sign symbolizes prosperity through fortitude and hard work. 
In honor of this celebration, my family is preparing a wooflicious treat: “Lucky Golden Woof Biscuits” made with my favorite fruit bananas. 
I wish everyone a Happy and Prosperous Lunar New Year

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