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Which good luck symbol, object or practise are you most curious about?
Four-leaf clover
Horseshoe
Lucky red items
Protective talismans
Evil eye
Feng shui luck
Lucky numbers
Using iron for protection
Rabbit's foot
Dreamcatchers
Multiple of these and/or one not listed here
I have no interest in superstitious beliefs
While doing some research for the upcoming chapter of my TGAMM fic, I learned that apparently acorns are considered lucky.
Acorns, the hard-shelled seeds of the mighty oak tree, have long been symbols of potential and strength. In many cultures, they are also see
That alone is pretty neat. But… then I remembered Aida’s necklace.
Sure, it can be seen as just her love of nature, but maybe she believes in good luck charms as much as Scratch does.
trick or treat?
Treat!
Clove Oil Luck Charm
Find a coin that’s a bit different or has special meaning to you.
Dab your lips lightly with clove oil (spot test it first to make sure you aren’t allergic or sensitive) or ground clove (wet your lips first). Kiss the front and back of the coin three times.
Rub it between the thumb and forefinger of you dominant hand while chanting:
“With oil of clove, this luck is wove.
With kisses three, luck back to me.”
Keep the coin in your wallet or purse- or even in your car if you commute frequently.
Cutest clover in the patch 🍀💖
a simple charm for luck! yes it's a real ladybug, no it is not alive, and no I did not kill it just to put it in the charm.
From me to you! Grab one now!