Blue Brazilian Wish Ribbon
Miami Beach, United States
431 Days—over 61 weeks. Today marks the day that the first of three Brazilian wish ribbons attached to my ankle have fallen off of their own accord.
Although I don't really recall exactly what the wishes were, I do remember that the three wishes made on the blue ribbon were about business projects and financial prosperity (with happiness for orange and health for the white one).
I will miss it.
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Glenn
April 22nd, 2008
I still don't understand how your ribbons lasted so much longer than mine. I guess I needed my school-related wishes urgently.