In addition I also carry less practical, yet equally important good luck charms and other small keepsakes, that in themselves hold memories and superstitions. Among many of these barely weightless items is the necklace I got as a gift from my grandmother, a thin golden chain with a golden oval pendent, that I have carried around my neck every day for what has been so far twelve consecutive years, and along with it I carry memories, both good and bad. I also carry my family's superstitions, which in most cases are embodied in the items I physicaly carry, such as the R$ 2 bill or the dried pomegranant seeds in my wallet, as they are rumored to bring wealth and goodluck according to the Brazilian New Year's tradition. In reality I'm not a very superstitious person, however carrying these items has become more of a habit passed on through my
In addition I also carry less practical, yet equally important good luck charms and other small keepsakes, that in themselves hold memories and superstitions. Among many of these barely weightless items is the necklace I got as a gift from my grandmother, a thin golden chain with a golden oval pendent, that I have carried around my neck every day for what has been so far twelve consecutive years, and along with it I carry memories, both good and bad. I also carry my family's superstitions, which in most cases are embodied in the items I physicaly carry, such as the R$ 2 bill or the dried pomegranant seeds in my wallet, as they are rumored to bring wealth and goodluck according to the Brazilian New Year's tradition. In reality I'm not a very superstitious person, however carrying these items has become more of a habit passed on through my