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Gung Hay Fat Choy! Happy Valentine's Day!


Cupids and Dragons -- Flowers and Fireworks! Thanks to the Lunar calendar, Chinese New Year falls on Valentine's Day this year!




Chinese New Year is a two week Spring festival celebrated for over 5,000 years in China. It is the longest and most important festivity in the Lunar Calendar. The origin of Chinese New Year is itself centuries old and gains significance because of several myths, customs and traditions.

So, to all celebrating Valentine's Day and/or Chinese New Year on Sunday, wishing you a day and year of happiness, love and joy!

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FrenchBlue said…
Yo Yo sanyhu Yo yo Yoooo Mooushia you know what that means don't you?
XO's
7:56 AM
Jacqueline @ HOME said…
Gung Hay Fat Choy right back at ya, Lynn.
Have a fantabulous day. I shall be sitting in The Albert Hall, watching Cirque du Soleil.
Enjoy the weekend. XXXX
8:49 AM
vanilla143 said…
Such a beautiful picture the gloved hand. Thank you for sharing.
12:06 PM
Anonymous said…
May you be loved. Both holidays are rocking the red, good call!!
8:37 PM
Unknown said…
I so love the photo of the red heart shaped box contrasted with an abundance of white satin
lovely...

Karen
3:06 PM
Cashon&Co said…
Hey! Thanks for the lovely compliment by the way, and I got your message about the zodiac link. You were right, i had posted the link to the Jan-Feb birthdays, but i corrected it, thanks so much. Try this one to get yours .... http://www.chineseart.com/chinese-zodiac.htm...
I was so excited to see you had the chinese new year greeting too, as I think we were definitely in the minority b/c of Valentine's.. I'm off to see those fab mardi gras masks....LOVE NoLA....one of my favourite cities!!
6:58 PM
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