I saw the ncaa tourney has begun and decided to pull this out from the archives of dead & unused work and edit (almost) all traces of client branding in favor of my own, and update the dates, all in order to impress all you ballers, bracket fanatics, and anyone else who this post finds in the current algorithmic soup weāre drowning in. Phewā¦that was one hell if a run on sentence.
Are hashtags dead? Do I care? #annihilator #ncaa #basketball #wtf
Palm Fish
The miracle fish or good fortune palm fish, is a small, red, cellophane-like novelty item that curls and moves when placed on a personās palm. This movement is said to reveal insights about oneās emotions or personality, making it a popular party favor and fortune-telling tool. The origins of the fortune fish are believed to be rooted in 19th or early 20th-century Europe, particularly in Germany or Sweden, where novelty fortune-telling toys were popular. However, its widespread use and production are often linked to Japan and China, where symbols of luck and fortune-telling trinkets have deep cultural significance. While it is mainly used for fun today, it continues to be associated with luck and personality insight.
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Maneki Neko
The ābeckoning cat,ā is a popular Japanese talisman believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and protection. The Maneki Neko is typically depicted as a cat with one paw raised in a welcoming gesture. The meaning behind the figurine varies based on details like the position of the paw, color, and accessories. A raised left paw is thought to attract customers and companionship, while a raised right paw is believed to bring wealth and good fortune. Different colors also carry symbolic meaningsāgold represents prosperity, white signifies purity, and black is for protection against evil spirits. Originating from Japanese folklore, the Maneki Neko has become a widely recognized symbol of luck and success across various cultures.
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White Elephant
White elephants are considered lucky due to their rarity and deep cultural significance, especially in Southeast Asia. These majestic animals have long been associated with royalty, prosperity, and divine favor. Historically, white elephants were regarded as sacred and were often owned by kings, symbolizing power and good fortune. According to Buddhist and Hindu traditions, they are linked to wisdom and spiritual enlightenment, with one legend stating that the Buddhaās mother dreamt of a white elephant before his birth, signifying his greatness.
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Palm Reading
Palmistry, is an ancient practice that interprets the lines, shapes, and mounts of the hand to reveal insights about a personās character, destiny, and potential future. The concept of luck in palmistry is often linked to the presence of specific markings, smooth and well-formed lines, or prominent mounts, which are believed to indicate favorable circumstances or fortunate events.
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Dala Horse
The Dala horse is a traditional Swedish symbol of good luck, craftsmanship, and cultural heritage. Originating from the Dalarna region in Sweden, these wooden horses were originally hand-carved and painted as childrenās toys but later became a national emblem. Traditionally painted in bright colors, especially red with intricate folk patterns, the Dala horse represents strength, courage, and protection. It is often given as a gift to bring good fortune and is closely associated with Swedish identity and pride.
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4 Leaf Clover
Four-leaf clovers are considered lucky because they are rare mutations of the common three-leaf clover, with the odds of finding one estimated at about 1 in 5,000. This rarity makes them a symbol of good fortune and prosperity. Each of the four leaves is traditionally believed to represent faith, hope, love, and luck. The association with luck dates back to ancient times, with legends suggesting that carrying a four-leaf clover could ward off evil spirits and bring protection. Over time, they have become popular symbols of serendipity and positive outcomes, often linked to Irish folklore and St. Patrickās Day celebrations.
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Summer draw along:
Day 31āFavorite Summer Food (Caprese)
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Thatās a wrap for the 2022 summer draw along, itās been a lot of fun putting these together.
Thank you @theydrawandcook for hosting and sharing all the excellent work created!š
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#caprese #tomatomozzarella
