So...I noticed that my mother-in-law had a few scratch off lottery tickets that she had not "done" yet. Being that I am considering petitioning the Olympic committee to add speed scratching lotto tickets to their esteemed athletic roster, I was anxious to have her rub the silver crayon type coated cards. She won a few dollars and I was ecstatic! So much so that in our travels today, I made my husband stop at a gas station so that I could buy a few myself…for some of us winning the lottery is the only chance at retirement we may have. So I scratched and I won $2! Whoo hoo! I was over the moon! Then I scoured off the varnish on the next ticket and holy mother of pearl I won again! This time I hit the jackpot...I won $100! I felt like Charlie finding the last golden ticket! I could not believe my eyes and my husband certainly did not believe me until I cashed it and flashed the cash. I felt so lucky. Then, I realized luck had nothing to do with it. I rarely wear an opal ring that belonged to my Grandmother. Not because I don't love the ring, but it only fits on my pinky finger and I am so afraid I will damage it or it will fall off. But today I was compelled to wear the ring, and I believe that my winnings were a small reminder to me that she is always with me and watching over me whether I'm wearing the jewelry or not. I am at peace knowing that I am watched over and protected by my Grandmother, a true Superwoman that I hope I can emulate.
Word Up...Peace Out--Susan
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