Numerical Perfume Oil- clover, aloe, cucumber, apple, and spearmint. This scent reminds me of early spring and the shamrock that represents St. Patrick’s Day.

Numerical equations……It seems as though everything we do in life eventually falls back on numbers, whether it be counting, repetition, sets, percentages, measurements. It doesn't make any difference. As much as I loathe and detest mathematics and numbers, they always seem to be in the very midst of everything. Numbers send me into total distress but, numbers are also what calm me. They can be so distracting. How much time do I have left before the test is concluded? How many more reps should I do in my workout? How much of a percentage should I include in this recipe? Everything seems to revolve around numbers.

In the Jewish culture, the number '18' is of utmost importance. Even multiples of '18' are considered spiritual. It is coincidental that '9' and other numbers with '9' added, such as '18', are considered to be lucky in Native American cultures.
 
In Western culture, the number '13' is considered unlucky. When you check into a decent hotel, look for a '13th' floor. Chances are you won't find one. Western culture will sometimes skip this floor due to the superstition of bad luck. This is also considered true in many Persian cultures. Think of how many people you know who consider Friday the 13th a good day.
 
In Western culture, the number '7' is considered lucky. Maybe because in both Christian and Judaic heritage, the number '7' is substantial because God created Earth in '7' days. I've always had two favorite numbers, one of which is considered to be very unlucky in some cultures but, has always stood out in all things I do. This number won't be disclosed though.