So distracted have I been by a little melee (now ended) in another corner of these premises that I have neglected, I am sorry to say, to wish all of you a happy Lunar New Year.
It is the Year of the Ox; may the markets be bullish.
Yee’s Hung Ga will be taking to the streets in Chinatown, performing our usual lion dance and kung-fu demonstrations, on the last day of the celebration, February the 8th. Do come down if you are in town.
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Happy New Year, man. We celebrated Korean-style, with dumpling-and-rice cake soup. Shoulda’ been there.
Best wishes to you and your family for a prosperous Year of the Ox — a year of hard work, patience, and dedication.
Kevin
Happy New Year for all you Lunatics. Kevin, my family celebrated the same way as yours.
Jeffery Hodges
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Happy new year!
Like Kevin, we celebrated with dumpling-and-rice cake soup, as well as lots of other foods (including stewed ribs, a family tradition). I ate one meal the entire day.
Oh, and sorry about failing to deliver on my cookie promise. I never could figure out how to hook them up to the ethernet cable. :(
Yay ! I am truly glad to be in the year of the OX ! After this past year’s travails… I wish you ALL a great year ahead. I look forward to a new beginning with much progress and productivity… As a Child of the Horse year, getting thru that last biotch whole is enough…
I did not always visit this site all that often – but now I may more often as there are some sparks flying and growth to participate in …
Thanks Mac – :ove to Nina & the “kids” too-