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Chicago, Illinois
from Lake Michigan
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875 North Michigan Avenue - John Hancock Center
(1965-69, 1,500 ft - 457 m. )
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🎹 With a Little Luck www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MXCDJI_KiY
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Since the female and male birds have different coloration in some parts of their bodies, there is a symbolic meaning of your inner spirit, which is different and unique at the same time. Red-winged blackbirds symbolize good luck, protection, prosperity, and guardian angels looking over you.
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“Luck always seems like it belongs to someone else.”
― David Levien
For Macro Mondays - Games or game pieces
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Brace Collection
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Unisex, 6 different styles, sold separately. Each comes with a Fatpack Texture HUD
(shown Poker)
Happy New Year, girls and boys !!
Thank you for your friendship and have always good light.
Let's start into a great new adventure !!
Be curious and faithful.
Life is too short to wake up with regrets.
So love the people who treat you right.
Forget about those who don’t.
Believe everything happens for a reason.
If you get a chance - take it.
If it changes your life - let it.
Nobody said life would be easy,
they just promised it would be worth it.
― Harvey MacKay
Le halo autour de Sea Luck n'est pas un artifice Lightroom ou Photoshop. Je ne sais pas d'où il vient, mais il y est.
Sighted in a Russellville Park hallway and processed for Sliders Sunday using Deep Dream Generator and Snapseed.
HSS everyone!
And for 122 pictures in 2022 #1 Hello
Some wants proof of Good Luck
They keep searching
Will I find it 🍀 they ask themselves
Instead of looking around you
Why not look within
The luck you are searching is there
I know that for sure
Deal with your own shit instead of getting annoyed upon others'
You probably have the same things to deal with
But its easier to see others'
Find peace with yourself
Luck will come
Happiness too
And why not say
I love you
More often
To yourself and to others
The world would be a better place for us all if we do so
Have a lovable day
I love you ❤
"Love can change the world in a moment, but what do I know"
"Spread love and understanding, positivity"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Tvd1U8JB9Q
from the film
August Rush 2007
I caught a peek at a beautiful white-tailed deer as we toured Wildlife Drive at the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge, June 28, 2023. Lady luck was with me as this deer was going along a canal with high grasses, but stopped at this gap long enough for me to zoom in and catch it from my vehicle. Thank-you, Canon!
This photo illustrates the claim by many that 'Belmont Luck' is a thing, and has been around for quite some time.
Provo, Utah • June 23, 1976
Personally, I don't believe in luck, but I like the pic rusty old, lichen covered horseshoe.
Campbell, California.
The ladybug / ladybird is considered lucky in many countries.
A ladybug will bring you good luck if one lands on you.
Let the ladybug go and watch which way she flies and that is the way your answer lays.
Folklore says if you find a ladybug in your home, count the number of spots on her back and that is how many dollars you will find.
Killing a ladybug will bring you sadness and misfortune.
Many farmers consider ladybugs lucky because the eat some of the bad insects that spoil crops.
A ladybug is good luck if they land on your hand on a Sunday and you can count to 22 before she flies away.
We sat by the Evansdale bridge on the curve here to watch the train pass by under dark clouds.
But as the train rumbled into earshot, a patch of sun scudded down the hills towards us.... Worth a chance since we had come all this way.
Got the drone fired up and airbourne as the train passed, flew out in speedy-mode, turned and clicked. Luck of the gods.
6 Jan 2022, Train 925, 7104-7241, Maheno, SIMT NZ
At the local light festival, there was a large dragon to walk through. Legend says if you walk through, you will have good luck. These fish guard the dragon. We were able to walk the festival from dusk to full darkness. It was a great way to play with light and enjoy bright colors!
I've always had good luck when it comes to light at Badlands National Park. This morning I remember driving into the park about an hour before sunrise and trying several different locations before settling at the yellow mounds area. This is actually looking west but the clouds looked really nice, framing the distant hills along with the natural pastel colors of the foreground mounds.
Badlands National Park, SD
Lotte loves to get cozy in my bed. However, there always have to be cuddly pillows and blankets with her.
Happy Caturday!!!
#MacroMondays
#Superstition
I've always wanted to use this collector coin for an MM theme, and the "Superstition" theme gave me another opportunity. My dad used to give me special edition coins for collecting, usually 5 or 10 Deutsche Mark (DM) pieces that were (and still are, but now as Euro, of course) issued for special anniversaries or in honour of important personalities. This is one of the coins. I'm keeping it in my wallet as a good luck charm, and whenever I change the wallet, the coin comes along.
There is nothing superstitious about the theme of the coin itself: a 10 DM silver (werewolves, anyone?) coin, issued for the 150th anniversary of the now worldwide operating Kolpingwerk, a Catholic Charity founded by Adolph Kolping (Kolping was a German shoemaker and later a clergyman who had originally initiated it in the mid-1800s as a journeyman union to improve the working conditions of apprentices), but the mere fact that it's a good luck charm makes it an ideal candidate for "Superstition", and there is also a quite funny story connected to it.
Ages ago, when I visited a street party with friends, we went to a shop to buy some water bottles (ever since, I've long come to always bring a home-filled bottle along to spare me the hassle of buying on the go), and I didn't have any coins in my purse other than this 10 DM coin. I hesitated to use it, but then thought, "Come on, don't be superstitious, it's time to let go", so I paid for my bottle of water with it. And instantly regretted it, but again thought, "don't be silly, it's just a coin". Of course, I kept vigorously discussing it in my mind ("No, it's not just a coin, it's extra special"), and after we had been walking for a while, I decided to ask my friends to lend me some money, ran to the shop, felt even sillier than before, but what matters is: I got the coin back ;)
To emphasise the illusion of superstitions, I placed the coin on the "warped" mirror tile (fixated with modelling clay) and focused mainly on the distorted reflection. In the coin's design, there is also a triangle: a symbol that is not only perceived as holy but is also connected to the secret society of the Illuminati, about which myths and conspiracy theories persist to this day; so I tried to highlight it.
Size info: The coin's diameter is 3 cm/1,18 inches.
HMM, Everyone!