The end of December brings a lot of excitement with it. After all of our various winter holiday festivities, we anticipate the new year while celebrating the one we just had. Some of us do one or the other by throwing a party and/or making resolutions. The general belief we all have about New Year’s resolutions is that they’re difficult to stick to and people rarely complete theirs. This must just mean that we’re making our New Year’s resolutions way too unrealistic to pull off.
Chinese New Year – The Year of the Fire Rooster
January 26, 2017 by
Happy Chinese New Year from the BumbleBar Team!
Do you celebrate the Chinese New Year? If so, we would love to know how! Share your stories in the comments below!
Many people across the globe will begin the New Year festivities on January 27th. Chinese New Year normally falls between January 21 and February 20. We will be saying goodbye to the year of the Monkey and saying hello to the year of the Rooster; in particular, the Fire Rooster.
