So Where's My Kong Hee Fatt Choy Greetings?

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Kong Hee Fatt Choy! If you have a Chinese colleague, classmate or neighbor just greet them Kong Hee Fatt Choy, which incidentally means Happy and Prosperous Greetings for the New Year. Tomorrow, all the Chinese around the world will not only celebrate St. Valentines Day, we since I am a Chinese as well, will be celebrating the Lunar New Year, too. Lunar New Year which is also known as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival. It is the most revered holiday by the Chinese and the date for this auspicious day is determined by the lunisolar Chinese calender. Today, being the eve of the New Year and the last day of the Chinese year - all the Chinese families around the world would have already tucked in a sumptuous reunion dinner at home. It is importance and significance is similar to the Thanksgiving dinner of the Western world, where every family member will gather together for a reunion. Now, as we've all tucked in our meals, my family's staying at home to catch up with conversations, desserts and not forgetting the drinks. At the suggestion of my children, I was asked to spread the cheer and share this in myLot once again - so here I am with all of them behind me with my keyboard here. I'd just like to greet everyone here: Kong Hee Fatt Choy and not forgetting - Happy Valentines Day to everyone here in MyLot!! P.S. This greeting goes out to all the working members and staffs of MyLot as well!! Read more: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_New_Year