When most of us have celebrated the birth of 2011 a month ago, our Chinese brothers are just about to start their Chinese New Year at exactly 10:31 a.m. on February 3, according to Feng Shui experts.
Too bad, i'ts not going to be a non-working holiday. That means most of us are going to work like usual. Pres. P-Noy was reportedly inclined to declare it as a no-working day had the request came earlier. (Sob)
Too bad, i'ts not going to be a non-working holiday. That means most of us are going to work like usual. Pres. P-Noy was reportedly inclined to declare it as a no-working day had the request came earlier. (Sob)
2011 as the Year of the Metal Rabbit is seen to be a good year. Here's why:
The Metal Rabbit is made of not just any other metal, it is actually a Golden Rabbit. Since it is made of gold, money is less of a problem because it can be sourced out easily.
The industry relating to arts and entertainment is predicted to flourish because of the rabbit's refined character and excellent taste.
The Metal Rabbit is a symbol of kindness and good behavior. It is also a listener and a lover of beauty. Because of its metal component, the rabbit is described as strong, focused, intelligent, and goal-oriented.
2011 is a peaceful and serene year. Chaos and misunderstandings will be resolved easily, in tranquility, sound discretion, and diplomacy.
Depending on what year you were born, 2011 can either be calm, bright or happy.
It's a calm and financially-rewarding year for Aries, Taurus, Gemini and Cancer, hence, it is good for finances and investments.
There's a bright perspective in terms of finances also for Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, and Capricorn, as well as in any chosen endeavor or concerns.
The Aquarius and the Pisces, on the other hand, are expected to harmonize love and business together.
That's it! Kung Hei Fat Choi, everyone!
--- Ireen ---
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