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Vegas Luck!


I thought I would share the coffee mug and keychain that my Hubby brought home for me from his business trip. It got me thinking of "Being Lucky" ... I had purely guessed on a Superbowl Football Sheet one year - (Keep in mind, I do not know much about Football) and I won the pool ... Simply by guessing ... Needless to say, the men that study football each year were blown away by this ... Was there a time in your life that you were extremely lucky? If so, where and what was the outcome?

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  1. Presents are the best! Your hubby is very thoughtful.
    I can't say I was ever extremely lucky, I never seem to have any luck at any game or things like that. :)

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  2. Yes, My Hubby is very thoughtful - I have not been too lucky, but sometimes things happen and wonder if I do have a little "Lady Luck" on my side :)

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