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RE: 4715: The Year of the Rooster - What to expect? (with original art)
I think I'm the Dragon, no surprise there then lol love your rooster :)
I think I'm the Dragon, no surprise there then lol love your rooster :)
Here's the link to the Year of the Dragon. I always enjoy reading horoscopes and zodiac things because it's just vague enough to be believable. LOL
i focus more on the qualities ;)
Might be something in it Thank you :)
Actually, the rooster doesn't like dragon. There's even a tale that the rooster's crow every morning is because it's reminding the dragon who borrowed the horns/antlers/whatever on the head and never return.:-)
just for fun
Well I like the dragon lol :)
Wondering if you are born before 4th Feb
I was born in may
well, confirm you are dragon then.
1964 is the dragon the year I was born
As we like to say in my country - double confirm.
How do I do that?
I meant you sort of double confirm already. The year and the month combination is no doubt any more. There is doubt if one born in month of January or first few days of February.
It's kind of joke when I hear my fellow country man and woman said double confirm. I always thought confirm is confirm, what is double confirm? But it's the kind of obscure English that grew with us.
Maybe from 'double check' to 'confirm' and someone must have added 'double confirm'. :-)
If you know have anyone who wants to confirm, check the day they are born versus the Hsia Calendar.
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ba_Zi/Hsia_Calendar
The person must be born on or after the first day of spring according to this calendar. That is mostly 4th February but sometimes 3rd and sometimes 5th. For this year, it's 3rd. That means anyone born on 3rd Feb is born in the year of the rooster. One born on 1st January to 2nd Feb will be born in the year of the monkey.
Sorry it doesn't take much to muddle my head up lol yeah Us English really do say a few strange things, we are very strange lol