Dog Superstitions Unleashed
Early Morning Barks and Bad Omens Beware the early-morning barker! According to superstition, running into a noisy dog at the crack of dawn spells bad luck. It seems not all dogs are morning enthusiasts!...
Early Morning Barks and Bad Omens Beware the early-morning barker! According to superstition, running into a noisy dog at the crack of dawn spells bad luck. It seems not all dogs are morning enthusiasts!...
Weathering the Mane An Uncovered Bald Head and Rain Ever heard that an uncovered bald head will bring rain? This superstition suggests a curious connection between the state of your hairline and the weather....
The Bed and Shoes: A Fatal Combination One prevalent superstition warns against placing shoes on the bed, claiming that it will bring about a death in your family. While this may seem like an...
Stairway to Fate Ascending Romance: Falling Upstairs According to superstition, if you find yourself unexpectedly falling while ascending a staircase, be prepared for a twist of fate in your romantic life. The belief suggests...
Halloween derives its name from the fact that in the Christian calendar it occurs the day before ‘All Saints’ or All Hallows’ Day. It was the last night of the old year according to...
Colcannon is an Irish potato dish that has become popular around the world. It normally includes chopped kale or green cabbage mixed with hot, floury mashed potatoes. The word colcannon is from the Gaelic...
Valentine’s Day Superstitions Answer the Question “Whom Will I Marry?” On Valentine’s Day, the first man or woman’s name you read in the paper or hear on the TV or radio will be the...
Bewitched Brooms and Sweeping Superstitions Broom Bedlam: Leaning Brooms and Bed Spells One of the most common beliefs surrounding brooms and sweeping is not to lean a broom against a bed. The evil spirits...
See also: Dresses and Dress Making If you drop a knitting-needle, you won’t be married during the present year. If you break many needles in a garment, it will be worn at a wedding....