Some supersition I found
online
An apple a day, keeps the doctor away.
If you want to see a friend again, then don't ever say goodbye to
them on a bridge.
Never take a broom with you when moving house - buy a new
one.
If you see a chimney sweep then shake his hand so that some of his
good luck rubs off onto you.
Seeing a single crow is very unlucky. But 2 mean good luck! 3 means
health, 4 means wealth, 5 is sickness & 6 mean death!
If your ear is burning, then someone is talking about you. To
determine whether what they are saying is good or bad, remember
this rhyme, - Left for love, Right for spite!
If the palm of your right hand is itchy, then it foretells that
money is coming to you, but dont scratch it as that stops the
money from coming! If its your left palm that is itchy, then
scratch away, as that means that you'll soon be paying out
money
If you see a magpie, remember this rhyme - One for sorrow, Two for
joy, Three for a girl, Four for a boy, Five for silver, Six for
gold, Seven for a secret, Never to be told.
How you start the year is how you will end it, so you must ensure
that you are wearing new clothes & looking your best, have paid
off all your debts & are with your partner (to ensure that you
are still with them at the next New year). Also you must open
Dropping a pair of scissors is said to warn that a lover is
unfaithful.
Never place shoes on a table as it means bad luck for the remainder
of the day.
A bride must sew a swans feather into her husbands pillow to
ensure fidelity.
You must knock on wood 3 times after mentioning good fortune or the
evil spirits will ruin things for you.
See a penny, pick it up; all day long youll have good luck.
Dont break a mirror, or youll have seven years bad luck.
Dont wash clothes on New Years Day, or somebody in your family
will pass away.
Dont walk under a ladder, or somebody will have an accident;
Dont hit anyone with a broom, or it will make him or her
lazy.
IF YOU BELIVE IN A SUPERSTITION, IT WILL ALWAYS FOLLOW YOU!
The last one is one that holds the most truth.
