Sunday, February 21, 2010

Year of the TIGER!!!

A little late but not so sorry...
As of February 14th the Year of the Tiger began:

Tigers are physically powerful, gracious, independent and brave, they are extremely bold animals. They are friendly and loving but can also selfish and short tempered. Tigers seek attention and power; frequently they are envious in a relation. Tigers live dangerously which often leads to trouble. They are intolerant, take risks and are always searching for excitement. Tigers are also instilled with a good dose of courage.
The Tiger has an overpowering attraction and is very kind and always takes on the character as protector. The Tiger flourishes by power and attention and takes advantage of all circumstances it gets itself into. The Tiger is a natural leader and loves to be the centre of attention. As a rebel it goes up against authority and speaks out about wrongs in society, and willingly puts up objections. Even if you don’t agree with the beliefs of the tiger you admire his way to protest. Just as how their counterparts in the jungle are impulsive, so too are individuals born in the Chinese Year of the Tiger.
When people think of tigers, it is their vigor and power that comes to mind first. But it has also been noted that tigers are known to share and are unselfish animals. The reason people admire the tiger is due to the fact that they are ferocious and domineering on the outside, but they are just as noble and distinguished on the inside. These are the same personality attributes that persons will have who are born in the Year of the Tiger.

So be bold, be brave and be courageous. And do it quick as we only have until February 10th 2011.

4 comments:

Powells said...

Hey Jed, love your blog, lots of thought going on there. Keep it up its very interesting. I love how you liken yourself to Jed Smith. I love to travel as well and exploration is one of my fancy's. Thanks for sharing!!

T.R. said...

rarr!

Meg said...

Love Love Love your blog! I miss you too! Joey and I have done a couple of hikes and camping trips. We all need to do one! Also I love how on your blog it is Joey and Megan Reber! He should change his name to that!!!

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