Tag Archives: lunar new year

the year of the snake.

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Year of the snake 2025 – limeyts – Etsy
Materials: archival ink, cotton paper, linoleum block print

happy lunar new year to all who celebrate

 

Year of the Snake: Personality Traits

Snake babies are often described as wise beyond their years. They’re the deep thinkers of the zodiac, known for their calm demeanor, resourcefulness, and ability to analyze situations before taking action.

“On the second new moon after the winter solstice, millions around the world celebrate a holiday known as the Lunar New Year. This year, the momentous occasion falls on January 29th when we say goodbye to the fierce Dragon and usher in the energy of the Yin Wood Snake. The Lunar New Year symbolizes transitions, fresh, new beginnings, and reminds us that even within the coldest, darkest depths of winter, there is the promise of spring. It’s an invitation to look at the cycle. There are cycles in our natural world such as the seasonal cycles, cycle to be found in each day, or the moon cycle. It’s just another larger cycle that we look at to give us some insight on how to navigate and also embrace the transition. It’s also a celebration to invite in something new, like that energy of a seed bursting through a shell and unfurling into new growth. That’s what Lunar New Year is about.”

~Anjie Cho

dragon.

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on the lunar new year, 2024 – the year of the dragon

may the new year shower you with luck and love

and

may it be as bright as all the lanterns that light up the sky.

 

 

art credit: etsy.com

year of the rabbit.

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happy lunar new year

in the year of the rabbit

to all who celebrate

“leonardo fibonacci, the great 13th century italian mathematician (1175-1250)

created the ‘fibonacci sequence’ to explain behavior in nature mathematically.

history has it that the first question he posed

was how many rabbits would be created in one year starting with one pair.”

-rick santelli

dragons, and groundhogs, and snow – oh my!

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the kinder celebrated the lunar new year

with a fierce painting of a chinese dragon

who will keep us all safe

woody the groundhog was scheduled to emerge this morning

on groundhog day

 to predict how much longer winter will stick around

but..

we are now-

about to be hit with a MAJOR snowstorm.

it’s truly a week

to celebrate things

big and small.

in honor of groundhog day:

“what fresh hell is this?!”

-woody the groundhog

in honor of the lunar new year:

“so comes snow after fire, and even dragons have their ending!”

– j.r.r. tolkien

in honor of the snow:

“snow day, bring it!”

-beth kennedy

ox.

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“one ox, two oxen. one fox, two foxen.”

jenny lawson

 

Happy Chinese New Year in the year of the Ox- 2021!

Celebrated at the second new moon following the Winter Solstice,

Chinese New Year is also known as the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival.

According to the Chinese Lunar Calendar,

this festival marks the end of winter and the beginning of a long-awaited spring! 

 

 

 

image credit: fairycake fair, tokyo station, japantimes.com

lunar new year.

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“hating people is like burning down your own house to get rid of a rat.”

-harry emerson fosdick

 

 

happy lunar new year 2020

 the year of the rat

 

 

 

image credit: Natalie Schloss

lunar dog.

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happy lunar new year – the year of the dog. 

“you can tell by the kindness of a dog how a human should be.”

-captain beefheart

 

 

 

 

 

 

image credit: google images – vintage

rooster.

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it’s the year of the rooster, and i am one, excited for new beginnings

happy chinese lunar new year 2017

to you and yours

roosters and the rest. 

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photo credit: pinterest

happy lunar new year 2016.

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may the year of the monkey

find you warm, dry, and happy.

image credit: national geographic.com

when holidays collide.

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Funny-sheep-pictures

happy chinese lunar new year 2015

apparently

there is some controversy.

is this

the year of

the sheep,

the ram,

or

the goat?

opinions differ

but

everyone agrees

on one thing

it’s  a horned animal

of some sort

and

it

looks like

these two

either

started early

or

wandered in

from an

extended

mardi gras

celebration.

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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-31511109

– credits: google images, bbc.com