How will you celebrate Chinese New Year?

On February 10th To Chinese DLers, how will you celebrate? Or to guys who's partner is Chinese, how will you celebrate? Share your plans here!

• What animal will it be? Right now it's dragon, right?

• 恭喜發財!

• Why do they all say "Come here fat boy!"?

• Snake year r1

• Anyone doing anything?

• Buying a 'snake' dildo and bringing in the new year!

• [quote]who's partner Oh, dear.

• Where is Chung Ho when we need him?

• I'll be having Chinese food and perhaps do laundry.

• I'll hand out oranges to my students

• I'll start celebrating by correcting OP's English. "who's" = "who is" "whose" = possessive. Please make a note of it. Meanwhile, my Vietnamese-American partner and I will make our 22nd trip together down to San Jose for the gargantuan family banquet. I will shave my beard and get a haircut. He used to publicly announce to my MIL that I'm pregnant, but that joke got old -- as did we. Talk about your passive-aggressive way of forced acknowledgement of our relationship. Pops died, so the gay uncles will pass out the Red Envelopes to 11 nieces and nephews this year. Today I relieved our bank branch of all their new and crisp $2 and $50 bills. I fought among a dozen old Chinese ladies. I'm a big bitch. Manager said they'd get more bills. Used to drag my BF to my family's Greek Easter party as compensation/revenge.

• I will suck off Won Wel Huang Gai Guy.

• I go to my local Chinese restaurant with the cute waiter and have the Cream of Sum Yung Gai.

• I'm going to put some Calgon in my washer.

• r13 proves that DL is all eldergays is patently false.

• R11 that is sweet.

• R14 is some hot shot. Ancient Chinese secret, huh?

• Joan Fontaine made a racist remark when she was on Password in the 1950s The word was 'Laundry' and the clue she said was 'Chinese'

• Does B.D. Wong have a new boyfriend to celebrate with?

• uptil I looked at the bank draft which was of $8229, I did not believe that...my... cousin was truley bringing home money part time from their laptop.. there moms best frend has done this less than 16 months and resantly paid the mortgage on their house and got a new Acura. read more at, jump80.com

• uptil? I'd like to eat some yummy chinese food but the shithole I live in doesn't have one decent restaurant.

• Today is the day. Who is doing what?

• Next week I will go for dim sum.

• Eating Mandarin oranges and having 'cum of sum yung gai'!

  Snake

• LGBT community sidelined from Tet parade but undeterred February 10, 2013 | 7:33 pm They stood on the sidelines near the stage, waving wildly beneath six giant hearts, with signs shouting out their love. LGBT members told to "sacrifice" and stay out of the Tet parade in Westminster on Sunday let their passion speak for their presence. They shared rainbow leis with supporters. They reached out to embrace those who ran up to offer support. Organizers of the Lunar New Year event would not let them march. And their allies, such as the Union of Vietnamese Student Assns. of Southern California, found out the day before the event that they couldn't let the gay organizations join their entries as guests. "In the end, it didn't matter. We were so overwhelmed by the reaction of the people," said Natalie Newton, spokeswoman for the Partnership of Viet Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Organizations, which united 250 of its supporters to attend. "We had politicians popping out of their cars to shake our hands. We had ordinary people coming by to shake our hands. We didn't expect any of it. But we were visible. Everyone knew who we were." Khai Dao, a columnist and activist from Westminster at the parade, said "I absolutely want LGBT involvement" in the holiday gathering. We respect everybody's lifestyle choice. If organizers raise money from the community, then the event should be for everyone in the community." The Rancho Alamitos Vaqueros marching band, from Garden Grove, performed a special number for the LGBT groups. Children waved South Vietnamese flags, clapping along. With a spot of rain, the turnout this year in Little Saigon proved a few thousand smaller than the usual 10,000 spectators, according to participants. That's partly because the event fell on the first day of the Lunar New Year, a time, like Christmas morning, when folks may be at home celebrating with family. Still, dozens of floats rolled by carrying elected officials from the host city, Westminster, along with neighboring Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Santa Ana. Local banks, tae kwon do studios, Catholic and Buddhist worshippers greeted the crowd from their perch in convertibles or as they strolled along Bolsa Avenue. Loan Anh Pham, of the Trung Duong Vietnamese language school, marched with students, fellow teachers and parents - all 150 of them wearing traditional ao dai dress and headress. Some of her pupils wore mini-versions of the uniforms of South Vietnamese military veterans. "This is a time to share our stories - those stories of bravery and courage," she said. "The more people who are here, the more we can spread our message." Grandparents videotaped the sights, some juggling camera equipment and their cellphones, describing the scene to relatives in San Jose and Vietnam. Lion dancers posed for photos snapped from iPads, while women clutched plaid umbrellas. Ear-splitting fireworks popped up at every corner of Little Saigon as merchants chased out evil spirits for the Lunar New Year, fitting background noise for the parade. "I live just a block away and woke up to the sounds of people practicing," said Erin McCoy, a horticulturist who brought her boxer, Nica, to the festivities. "This reunion of culture, this day, is very necessary. An understanding of all our backgrounds should be shared in society." Across a barricaded aisle, Newton stayed hopeful. "The energy created through our activism will help our community. It's up to the LGBT groups to find a way to continue this momentum."

  http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2013/02/lgbt-community-sidelined-from-tet-parade-but-undeterred.html

• I ate dumplings! They represent gold nuggets for good fortune. The year of the snake is very treacherous.