I know people who have been looking for years to find an English language version of a Chinese almanac -- to check on auspicious days for weddings and travel, and house renovations. The last is especially true for those whose search was motivated by feng shui.
I still do not know of one, but there is now at least one calendar out with the "good" and "bad" days labeled for ceremonies, travel, health & home renovation. Both "good and "bad" in general and for each of the 12 Chinese zodiac signs.
Monday, March 02, 2009
Monday, January 26, 2009
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Year of the Ox - 1/26/2009
It's less than a month away to this year's Chinese New Year on January 26, 2009.
It is a little early to start sweeping or lighting firecrackers, but you may want to:
Chinese New Year (or Spring Festival) overview
It is a little early to start sweeping or lighting firecrackers, but you may want to:
- review Chinese New Year information,
- take out some library books,
- decide whether you want to go into your child's school to celebrate,
- talk to your child's teacher about what you can do in the classroom (the sooner the better).
- Or, get set to surprise friends with e-cards. You can ask for them to be delivered on January 26!
Chinese New Year (or Spring Festival) overview
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