Great, just don't put a giant yak head on it!
On a serious note, I am thinking that this is a good occasion to practice the perfection of generosity. Often donations to temples and monasteries are given on Losar and help support Dharma work for the coming year. It is nice being able to dedicate that!
No Yak head. Yes, Gibbon-la.
As I understand it, Losar is among the most auspicious of days in the calendar. The merit of
all practice is multiplied. So, yes, it's a great occasion for perfection of generosity.
Offerings, practice, hanging prayer flags, sutra recitation are all excellent. In the kagyu, activities include burning green juniper bows. Leaving offerings for Hungy Ghosts and so on
