Happy 2013 — The Year of the Snake
How the Chinese celebrate the new year, and what Chinese zodiac year you are born under.
A lot of people cringe at the thought of snakes, but if you're a Hartland resident born in the Year of the Snake, as described by the Chinese New Year calendar, you are a quick learner, lead by wisdom and intuition. As Americans celebrate 2013, it can be interesting to take a look at what it means on the Chinese calendar. And you might want to plan a trip to a local Chinese restaurant, such as Moy Kong Express, China King, or New Century Buffet in Fenton or China Garden in Linden to have a hot meal and celebrate. Followers of the Chinese zodiac believe each person has personality traits similar to the animal character for the year he or she was born. For 2013, the year of the snake, snakes are said to like the best things in life and are …
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Bevely Ann Fox
4:39 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013
How does the year of the water snake apply to each of the signs....For instance the sign GEMINI? Thank you, Bevely more ›