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In this issue: -What is your lunar calendar animal? (7) I have put up a page at the Silverfoxes Clubhouse which will enable
you to better understand the meaning of the Lunar New Year. As you know
by now, the Year of the Snake begins today, Jan 24. If you would like
to know your own animal sign, the
Clubhouse page will tell you. Enjoy! And as many Chinese say, "gong
xi fa cai" ("Happy and Prosperous New Year") How nice to discover that mine is the Cock! Thanks, Ben. Being chinese (from Hong Kong originally) and today being the new year..... who would like to open up my fortune cookie and examine my snake? hehe Happy New Year! Edward Hi Edward, Obviously, someone like Hal or me from the Year of the Cock.... hehe, indeed... Steve in Detroit Please, can someone tell me what my lunar calendar animal is? I was born on December 1, 1949. Thanks! I hope it's not the cock! Bob and Harley Well, sweet Ben, don't care for ox tails, but I do like being born in the year of the ox, so that is just fine! Thanks for figuring it out for me! Hugs, From: RogueKC@AOL.COM Dearest Bob, You, my friend, are an Oxen. Oxen are born leaders, inspiring confidence in everyone they come into contact with. However, they can be too demanding. Methodical and good with their hands, they make fine surgeons and hairdressers. Famous people born in the Year Of The Ox: Jack Lemmon, Tony Benn, Charlie Drake, Shirley Bassey, Jack Nicholson Bob, have you ever fancied yourself a surgeon or hairdreser? I believe at this point were testing Harleys skills. Perhaps he might need more training than is just. I hate to see him doing somebodys hair... It just doesnt seem right. Love you brother, Ben and group, Dave aka luvhog luvhog@ameritech.net writes: one of my favorite bars was affectionately known as "The Wrinkle Room" in Detroit. [snip} Ben and the Group, Having moved to the Motor City only in 1986, I am wondering if this place might now be called "The Woodward?" On Woodward Avenue near GM headquarters? Club Dory in SF had the same reputation.... Steve ------------------------------ Hi Ben, Many thanks for the Birthday Wishes. It was so nice to receive that from a cute silver fox chub!!!! Unfortunately I didn't spend my birthday at the City of Quebec (now know as 'The Quebec') as it is just that bit too far to drive when one has work the next day. Besides, I was there at the weekend and had fun with all my friends (young and old). So it was to an empty bed I went on my Birthday night with dreams of cute silver fox chubbies :-)))) For those who don't know 'The Quebec', it is Londons premier silver fox pub, and as Pewit mentioned in an earlier mail it is probably one of the best of it's type in Europe. Very busy at the weekends with a crowd of all ages leaning more towards silver foxes. It's my regular haunt at weekends and well worth checking out if you are a silver fox or foxhunter. A little short on the big, chubby silver foxes for my liking but then us Brits need to eat a bit more! It is situated on Old Quebec Street, just off Oxford Street and round the corner from Marble Arch tube station. If any list members are in the area then check it out. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. Anyway, no exciting news of my birthday to report to the list other than I am still single and still hoping! Thought of inviting Helmut Kohl and Ed Asner to my birthday but reckoned that they may be a little to busy to attend. Had a nice dream about them anyway! Once again Ben, thanks for thinking of me on my birthday. It is much appreciated. Long live the silver foxes list! Hugs, Chas Just a wish for all the Australian members of the list to have a great holiday and a reminder to not eat to much at the barbie. Wish I was there. Dave aka luvhog ------------------------------ It's midnight the 24th of January in California, but in just a few
hours it will be January 26 already in Australia as that great continent
celebrates Australia Day. End of silverfoxesclub-digest V1 #118
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Attached is a shot of two native Aussies (not
Aboriginal in the classic sense, but classically Australian all the
same) enjoying the holiday in an especially festive, if not classy,
manner. The only other country in the world which celebrates a national
holiday on January 26 is India, where 32,000,000 people ritually bathed
in the Ganges River, and another 38,000,000 are expected on the holiday
itself.