@Aleve It's been my observation that if you have a wallet full of cash December 31 and January 1, you will always have money for the year. It could be a lot of $1's and couple of $5',s and a $20 or two.

No. As a Christian, I am not superstitious. It is in opposition to God's Word.

I like the line about "perceived form of divine intervention.' Particularly the word "perceived." Because the truth is just that. It's perceived. It's not based on anything real. It's all made up. Gods, numerology, astrology and all the rest. But it's there for a reason for a whole lot of people. There's a need for some to believe in things outside of the tangible human experience. And if that delivers strength, understanding, kindness, confidence or any of the other positive emotions then I think it has a place. But I'm not sure that's the most common outcome.

Only when it comes to football. For instance I'm convinced that so long as the English keep singing "it's coming home" before the ordeal is over they'll continue to lose 🫠

I'm not really superstitious. My high school football number was 22. We married when we were 22. I'm not superstitious, but I had a routine I always used when batting in baseball in high school and college.

I am, but to a very limited extent. I’d never heard of Angel numbers, but the number 256 pops up frequently in my life, so I think it’s lucky….shrug.

To answer the initial question, some. I swam in high school. I seemed to have better luck when wearing my toe ring

I evaluate my stitious ness every week.

No you don’t sound like a nutjob but you sound read books both for and against numerology for greater balance. It’s not surprising your sister likes 2 itis considered a feminine number.

Horoscopes people should be careful with because there is more information required to glean the true most accurate information from them.