Superstitions
Below are our 11 articles in the superstitions' category:
It’s late, and you are walking home at a brisk pace in an attempt to beat the oncoming storm. You are only a few streets from your destination when...
“Do you need a little luck? Who doesn’t? Today is your lucky day! Copy this letter, word for word, and send it on to ten people you know, and you...
In the Old West of America, a cowboy lived and died by his wits, his gun, and sometimes his play of cards. The legend goes that one such cowboy, Wild...
Walking down the street your morning routine is interrupted by a flash of black and white wings. Settling down on the street in front of you is a...
You can’t hold it in; the pressure behind your nose is building, and the bright sunlight is triggering a reflex, and try as you might you can’t hold...
Sitting down to an elegant dinner in tie and tails are a room full of distinguished men, each seeming bent on out-shining the next in terms of...
Scrawled on the note in a shake hand were the words; “I am returning this rock to the Island. I’m sorry I took it. Please forgive me.” As unusual as...
In some ancient cultures when a loved one died under extenuating circumstances- be it murder, a horrible accident, or suffering from unrequited love-...
Standing in the lift waiting for your stop, you idly follow the progression of floors as they tick by in the display window near the door. Heading...
Running late for an appointment is a young man dressed in a sharp suit and carrying an attaché. Weaving through the foot traffic the man checks his...
Sailors have a long tradition of superstition; looking for any edge they could find to give them comfort on stormy nights at sea. One of the longest...
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