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Natter 71: Someone is wrong on the Internet
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Hope it's uneventful from here, Sue.
Stuff like having Lunar New Year off is why I occasionally want to leave my rural enclave and live in a metropolis. It's like, hey, some places acknowledge people other than white people exist!
Crappy, but beautiful, snow day here. About to buy a new computer, I think.
I'm assuming that Lunar New Year is being observed for Chinese New Year? I don't remember having a Jewish holiday for it.
My sister's friends are...adopting me. One is ccing me on emails about articles that she thinks need to be commented on, and another (who I haven't even met, just shared a cc line with one time) is apparently trying to play Words With Friends with me.
She'll live to rue that--and not in an "I'll whup her" way--apparently she's good, and I'll lose piteously. I mean in an "I play once ever 10 days" way.
I'm assuming that Lunar New Year is being observed for Chinese New Year?
It's more of Asia than just China, but yes.
How much more?
Taxes filed! Hope I didn't screw that up!
And I was just totally confused about my healthcare plan- it didn't have HDHP on the card,but it was totally in the title when I checked out the benefits site.
It's more of Asia than just China, but yes.
How much more?
One of my friends is from Laos, and she and her family celebrate it. (I guess that doesn't necessarily mean that it's celebrated in Laos, but I'm going to make that assumption.)
How much more?
I know that Vietnam celebrates it.
Wikipedia deems:
- Chinese New Year
- Japanese New Year
- Korean New Year
- Mongolian New Year
- Tibetan New Year
- Vietnamese New Year
I was asking because I was confused by "the" lunar new year, since there's no reason every lunar calendar would start on the same day, but Wikipedia says those are the new year's days that fall on the same day as the Chinese one. There are other lunar new year's days (including Jewish, Burmese, etc) that are on other days.