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💙Wednesday, September 16th 💖[Lunar Calendar August 6th] Iljin: Gyesa (癸巳) 〈Rat Zodiac〉 Born in '96, '84: Embrace many people like a large tree. The bigger the tree, the larger the shade and the more people it attracts. Born in '72: You need to carefully examine things that are easily overlooked because they aren't easily noticeable. Born in '60: It's a day where you're easily swayed by emotions. Born in '48, '36: Your strength is weakening, so persuading others will be difficult and challenging. Luck Index 46%. Money 45 Health 45 Love 40 〈Ox Zodiac〉 Born in '97, '85: You'll meet someone you're strangely drawn to, as if you've known them forever. Born in '73: There will be something that helps you forget all the stress you've accumulated. Born in '61: Difficult financial situations will be resolved. Your income will increase, and you'll secure new clients. Born in '49, '37: A brilliant idea to solve problems will emerge. Luck Index 97%. Money 95 Health 95 Love 95

In the 2026 September 15th Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games men's football group stage match against Qatar, Eom Ji-seong scored three goals in the first half, recording a hat-trick. Starting with the opening goal in the 6th minute, he scored an additional goal in the 20th minute, and his third goal in first-half stoppage time, contributing significantly to Korea's 4-1 victory. Born in 2002, Eom Ji-seong was born in Gimje, Jeonbuk, and grew up in Iksan. He continued his playing career at Gwangju FC's youth team, Geumho High School, after attending Iri Dongsan Elementary and Middle School. He later developed as a professional player at Gwangju FC and moved to Swansea City in the English Championship in 2024, challenging himself in the European league. Eom Ji-seong, who has grown into an attacker with fast dribbling and breakthrough abilities, truly showed his finishing prowess in this match against Qatar, leaving a strong impression from the very first game of the Asian Games.

9/16/2024. Wednesday Be happy~ෆ

The sky today looked like a copy-paste of yesterday. I ditched the boring sky and relied on the sun, shadows, my bike, and the bridge. Does anyone know about the phenomenon where dots appear when photographing the sun or streetlights? At first, I thought my lens was scratched and almost threw my phone away. But since the position changes, I don't think that's it. Some say it's because the phone gets too hot. If anyone knows, please let me know.

Work life has been really tough and difficult lately. I didn't even feel this stressed when I had to work overtime for 4 nights and 5 days straight, but it's really hard now. I wonder if it's because I'm getting older, or if it's because it's autumn...

I don't trust them.

Unearned income :(

Went to the Han River and there were no solids (clouds) in the sky. Climbed a mountain and it felt like a bare mountain. Couldn't rely on the sky, so I looked elsewhere, but It was just one of those days where photos just don't turn out well.

Agree

The judge is letting everyone go, but eye for an eye...