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See you FIFA 2030 in Spain.

Life's a roulette. We all have the space for victory.


Sunday, FIFA Finale at the Talking Stick Casino, Arizona.


Yes, sadly, Argentina took 2nd place, but I was genuinely happy for Spain. They played so well, with about 20 attempts at goal. I gathered around with a good group of friends, with uplifting vibes, just having a blast and cheering with passion. A few friends asked to bet on the game before it started, but intuitively I wasn't sure of how the Spain soccer team plays. I didn't know what Argentina was playing against. No betting, I am playing it safe.


After the game finished, we walked over to gamble. I wanted to play some roulette, but the tables were busy. I went around for a walk with my girlfriend, and just patiently waited for the tables to open up a little bit. I watched some of my friends play Crabs, which was super confusing (I would like to learn more about the rules). Anyhow, I saw some spots have cleared at the roulette table so I swung over. I only played forty dollars, which allowed only two spins since the minimum was fifteen dollars. First spin, nothing. Second spin, nothing. I normally play number seven and cover the numbers that land near seven. Very rarely, will I play a random number. Within sixty seconds I lost the forty dollars, and the gentleman next to me won on number twenty-five, about seven hundred dollars! I was actually super happy for him, he jumped from happiness and we high-fived. There was another gentleman with a lady across from me and he said "as long as someone wins that what really matters". We all smiled gently and replied, "that's right."


As I walked away from the table, I pondered this brief stroke of luck. I felt genuinely happy for the guy's win. Perhaps, did I transfer a bit of luck to him? I smiled at the thought and went to find my friends. (also, the possibility, 2+5 is 7, so damn right think faster next time) hehe!


So why not leave a little extra spark wherever you go? Everyone gets to find their own happiness. Mine that day was to feel victory for Spain, and it's perfectly fine for someone else to win at the roulette table. Yours is here and more to come.


Dear readers, having that grace and humane approach changes the way things manifest in our lives. Much love!



Gasija,

Journal 049







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