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Not to spoil anyone's fun, but those who are banking on the Chinese zodiac and who have birthdays in January or February, especially, would need to consult an authority to determine which "Year" (and associated Animal) they fall under. I'm 1954, Year of the Horse, but just barely, because my mid-February birthday just clears the Chinese New Year date in that year. If you have a January or early February birthday, chances are good that your Chinese zodiac sign is not the one you'd assume by just looking at Gregorian calendar listings. Some of you Horses are Snakes, and so on.
Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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