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Posted By: wow Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 03:40 PM
Happy New Year to you all.
May health, love, and laughter be yours in abundance.


Posted By: musick Re: Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 05:58 PM
Over the lips and past the gums, look out stomache here it comes!

A toast to all!

peace

Posted By: Owlbow Re: Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 08:21 PM
May we all have pure water to drink, clean air to breathe, good food to eat, dear friends to love, and good words to hear in this newest twelvemonth.
Oh yeah - and a wise owl to listen.
O'bow


Posted By: Jackie Re: Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 08:56 PM
Happy New Year In Many Languages

Chinese (Cantonese)
Gung hay fat choy (a New Year greeting meaning, "May you become prosperous.")
Sun nien fai lok (meaning, "Happy new year")

Chinese (Mandarin)(Hi, stales)
Xin nian yu kuai

Danish
Godt nytar

Dutch
Gelukkig nieuwjaar

Farsi
Aide shoma mobarak

French(Hi, bel)
Bonne année

Gaelic
Aith-bhliain Fe Nhaise Dhuit

German
Gutes Neues Jahr

Hawaiian(Hi, wow)
Hauoli Makahiki Hou

Hebrew
Shanah tovah

Hmong
Nyob zoo xyoo tshiab

Indonesian(Hi, Bingley)
elamat Tahun Baru

Italian(Hi, Emanuela and Bean)
Buon Capo d'Anno

Japanese
Akemashite Omedetou Gozaimasu

Norwegian(Hi, Musick, Fiberbabe, and Nordic Norm)
Godt Nytt Ar

Pilipino (Tagalog)
Maligayang Bagong Taon

Polish(Hi, Krzysztof)
Szczesliwego Nowego roku

Portuguese(Hi, Anna)
Feliz ano novo

Romanian
La Multi Ani

Russian
S Novym Godom

Spanish(Hi, Juan Maria)
Feliz Año Nuevo

Sudanese
Wilujeng Tahun Baru

Swedish
Gott Nytt Ar

Turkish
Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun

Welsh(Hi, mav)
Blwyddyn Newydd Dda


Posted By: WhitmanO'Neill Re: Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 11:06 PM
Here's a glass raised in wishing a good New Year to everyone!

Posted By: Father Steve Re: Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 11:22 PM
It is still the Feast of Saint Sylvester of Rome here on the Left Coast. Kinda jumping the gun, aren't you?


Posted By: maverick Re: Three, Two, One --- - 12/31/04 11:47 PM
Happy New Year, guises ;

Posted By: themilum Re: Three, Two, One --- - 01/01/05 12:24 AM
______________________________-
MMVHAPPYMMVNEWMMVYEARMMV

MAY THIS YEAR BRING US TO UNDERSTAND
THAT HAPPINESS IS NOT EXTERNAL BUT IS
CREATED BY US WITHIN OUR OWN HEART
AND BY OUR OWN MIND.___________________ PEACE*

*( This holiday greeting is not intended as a slight to the Chinese who have their own calendar which is just as good as our calendar and maybe even better, And of course we don't want to forget the poor Inuits who have only a two-day calendar which is just fine... and what about the Aztecs who had a calendar longer than the Aztecs themselves mainly because the white male Europeans slaughtered them routinely; sometimes cutting off their toes to get to their golden toe rings and so forth.)




Posted By: Father Steve Re: Three, Two, One --- - 01/01/05 12:37 AM
we don't want to forget the poor Inuits who have only a two-day calendar which is just fine...

I thought the Inuit peoples used a calendar which compounded lunar and solar time, based on the appearance of certain stars as predictors of how long the sun would be near or away. But, if they actually used a two-day calendar, good for them, in that every other day would be the weekend.

Posted By: maahey Re: Three, Two, One --- - 01/01/05 01:18 AM
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!

Haven't been here in a long time - have missed many people here and the place itself! Hope to contribute more this year. Thanks for creating a small oasis in a rushed universe. Good health, love and peace to everyone - may '05 bring all your dreams to fruition!

Posted By: Buffalo Shrdlu Re: Three, Two, One --- - 01/01/05 01:19 AM
HAPPY NEW YEAR ALL!!! wherever you may be...

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