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Pinecone Camp It's Chinese New Year and I just read you're not supposed to wash your hair today (yikes for me)! Are you superstitious? A few do's and don'ts for today. Chinese horoscope for 2012 or check out this flash graphic horoscope Eat some long noodles for longevity! Bring good fortune with lobster and cream! A little dragon style. Gung Hay Fat Choy!Copyright 2005 - 2011 Poppytalk. All Rights Reservedpoppytalk.blogspot.ca Continue reading »
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