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Sunday, March 15, 2020

Lucky Leprechaun Hop Giveaway (INTL)

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72 comments:

  1. I live in Ireland but unfortunately the 'luck of the Irish' doesn't seem to have rubbed off on me! I don't believe in it anyway!

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  2. Unfortunately if it weren't for back luck I wouldn't have much at all. Lol

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  3. I don't have any. I do believe some people are luckier than others.

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  4. I do not have any lucky traditions.

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  5. I like to think black cats & the number 13 are good luck for me.

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  6. Not many really, I just visualize.

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  7. I wear a 4 leaf clover brooch from Ireland on St. Patrick's Day.

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  8. I don't believe in lucky traditions

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  9. I believe that you make your own luck.

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  10. I don't use lucky charms or rituals.

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  11. For luck I rub the top of the post at the end of my street!

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  12. If you say something too nice about someone, you have to spit on them or it will bring bad luck. (But just a pretend spit, of course!)

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  13. We serve pork and sauerkraut every New Year to get rich, but it hasn't worked so far.

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  14. I pray and read the Bible.

    mia2009(at)comcast(dot)net

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  15. I don't really have any luck traditions.

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  16. I always feel finding a coin is luck.

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  17. We don't have any lucky traditions. Should probably look into one though as our new year has been nothing but unlucky so far

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  18. I’m not real superstitious but I always think of 7 as my lucky number.

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  19. If I see a penny on the ground I always pick it up for good luck. Silly right, but I do it every time.

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  20. I don't have any traditions or customs for luck.

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  21. I don't believe in "luck" I believe we can make anything happen if we can see it in our minds eye :)

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  22. I don't have any traditions these days. As a kid, I paid attention to some superstitions, but not anymore. I think "luck" is a random happening.

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  23. Thanks for the giveaway; I don't really have any customs' I just pray. :)

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  24. I do not have any "luck" traditions in my life.

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  25. I don't have any traditions or customs for luck because I trust in God.

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  26. I don't really have traditions here.

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  27. I carry a pebble from my Dad's grave in my handbag, though that's more for comfort than luck.

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  28. I always wear a ring that was worn by both my mother and my grandmother for luck and love!

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  29. I usually like to use a lucky number if I'm betting on anything, but I can't say that it actually works.

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  30. I wear a necklace that my Mom left me that I feel brings me luck.

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  31. I've worn my Mum's eternity ring since I was 12. I feel naked without it, though I can't say if it's brought me any luck!

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  32. For good luck, I wear an evil eye protective charm that a friend gave me from Turkey.

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  33. I don't really have any tradition though I do have a four leaf clover pendant I wear x

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  34. rabbits foot, always in my bag!

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  35. I don't believe in superstitions regarding luck.

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  36. While I don't believe in the physicality of luck, I do think some have more than others and mine is zilch

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  37. Believing in luck is like believing in magic. Show me the science!

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  38. We don't have anything to get more luck but I believe that if you believe it you can manifest it.

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  39. It's all a load of superstitious nonsense!

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  40. I don't have traditions, but I avoid putting by hand bag on the floor, hehe

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  41. I've been thinking about this and realised that I do have some sayings from childhood such as "White horse, white horse, bring me luck, may tomorrow be the day I pick something up!" Every time I see a white horse in a field!

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  42. ... and another one: Find a pin and pick it up, all the day you'll have good luck"!

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  43. I knock on wood as a reflex, I don't really believe in it.

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  44. I don't walk under ladders but that's commonsense rather than superstition!

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  45. I knock on wood. I'm not sure I believe in it, it's more of a comforting thing

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  46. If you see the moon through glass you're supposed to turn something silver in your hand 3 times (apparently!).

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  47. There's an old man in our village who always salutes single magpies. No idea what that's all about!

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  48. What about throwing a pinch of salt over your left shoulder to hit the devil in the eye? I mean it's absolute nonsense but I've been doing that since I was little!

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  49. I wear positive chain so I hope for the best

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  50. In the Western world it's considered bad luck if a black cat crosses your path (dates back to the times of witch trials etc.) but in China it's lucky! I live with a black cat so who knows!

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  51. I love wind chimes but never knew that they were originally to ward off evil spirits from your home.

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  52. I love black cats & think they are very lucky.

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  53. In Ireland it's considered unlucky if a clock stops. Dad's grandfather clock hasn't run since the day he died. He'd have been able to fix it but for now it just stands there, quiet.

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  54. I don't believe in luck. My boys had a horse shoe above their door but I think it was mostly for decoration.

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  55. Does anyone else never step on the gaps between paving slabs? Wonder where that one originated?

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  56. Tale has it, if you own a black cat, it's good luck! We have a black cat! :)
    kdraebellamy(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  57. Here's another one! On the 1st of May, you're supposed to bathe your face in the early morning dew thus ensuring a beautiful complexion. Don't know about that but the neighbours might start to worry!

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  58. We just wear green on St Patrick's Day. Not that it mattered much this year since none of us went anywhere.

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  59. I don't have any but with all going on in the world I wish I did

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  60. I have a lucky penny that I keep in the zipper pocket of my purse!

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  61. No traditions around luck.
    Thanks for the contest.

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  62. I used to work with a guy who always won raffles etc. Turned out he was a heavy gambler, spent a fortune & ended up in Rehab. That kind of luck I don't want.

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  63. Good luck on Friday the 13th! It is my lucky number along with my baby bro and my mama!

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