<p>If so, would you say that you're a lucky person or an unlucky person?</p>
<p>I'd say that I feel unlucky most times, but I'm balanced out in reality. I also feel like good and bad luck both come in streaks, that is, you get a temporary period of nothing but good luck, and then a period where everything goes the wrong way for you.</p>
<p>Not in a supernatural sort of way (though I still go out of my way to pick up pennies on the sidewalk). Of course, I believe that good and bad things happen to people for no particular reason.
I think I’m insanely lucky. I watch the news and I can’t even believe all the horrible things that just skipped me completely. </p>
<p>I don’t even think about luck and just make the best of what I can.</p>
<p>I don’t believe that there is somebody overseeing us, as in a deity or something, but I do believe that there are times where people just simply luck out. Does that make any sense? lol </p>
<p>I’m pretty lucky, I believe. I was born into a stable country with good education and my life is good. I also didn’t have to present today in AP Euro which makes me very happy because I wasn’t ready so I guess that was pure luck. 
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<p>I think I’m unlucky with numerous little things in my life. But little things don’t matter, right? From a larger point of view, I am definitely a lucky person. I do believe in luck, but I believe 99% luck comes when a person is prepared. That is, I can create my own luck. Work harder, be luckier. B-) </p>
<p>This week I’m lucky since I got two (could be three) days off from school because of snow</p>
<p>I believe that luck, ufos, Martin Luther, aliens of the illegal variety, Banana ICEEs, blankets, warmth, time, clouds, love, hate, fear, murder, that the truth is out there, Shakespeare, genes, evolution, Earth, and alternate dimensions are real. </p>
<p>And luck is the most real of them all. Though that could just be a mental bias steeping through. </p>