Today is not only my 30th birthday, but it's Chinese New Year as well. (The beginning of the year of the Ox.) As a public service, I offer you a summary, culled from various authoritative sources, of what you can expect this year, if you, like me, were born in the Chinese year of the Horse. **In case anyone is inclined to argue that 1979 was the Year of the Goat, I remind you that Chinese New Year does not fall on January 1. And so, if a person was born in mid-late January, it's important to determine whether his birthday was before or after the Chinese New Year for that January. According to ProAstro.com, I am a horse, as the year of the Goat did not begin until January 28. Which immediately makes me feel superior to all my goat-y, not-yet-thirty friends.** General ~~The year should bring much more happiness than 2008. ~~This then should be a terrific year for Horses. ~~You really ought to look after yourself better. ~~You may find that you need more sleep to maintain a fu...
2021 and I'm still trying to remember which box I packed my sense of adventure in. Weaving and baking and walking the dogs until I can find it.