Superstition of the Week - Black Cat Crossing

When a black cat crosses in front of you it's thought to be bad luck in the USA and Germany but good luck in Britain.

Once again we want to thank Kibblekat.com for this trivia question. Every day you can go to FreeKibble.com and play Meow or Bow Wow trivia. For everyone that plays, they donate free kibble to animal shelters to help feed hungry cats. An easy and fun daily way to support our furry four-legged friends.

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Postage Stamp

Raven postage stamp from Iceland found on For the Love of Crows website.

Superstition of the Week - Armadillos on Your Head

Peruvian Superstition

To clean away all demons, sorrows and to absorb all bad thoughts and feelings, a stuffed armadillo (or “quirquincho”) is placed on your head before it touches your whole body.

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Drinkable Raven?

Collectible Black Raven stoneware Dinner Mug

Superstition of the Week - Chickens

Chickens

In the 1800’s it was said that if raining in the morning and chickens are out and about in the yard doing their usual chicken stuff, then it is said that the rain will continue all day. However, if the chickens are huddling under cover, the rain should stop soon.

Another interesting tale we came across is that if an egg is laid on Good Friday or Easter, it will never rot. It may dry out, but supposedly it will never actually decay.

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Superstition of the Week - Sneezing Cats

It is an Italian superstition that if a cat sneezes it's a good omen for everyone who hears it.


This was a Meow Trivia question from Freekibble on Kibblekat.com. Every day you play they provide free kibble to animal shelters to help feed hungry cats. They also have Bow Wow Trivia to help fee hungry dogs. An easy and fun daily way to support our furry four-legged friends.

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Official film made by M. Sweet & S. Shearing for the song "27th Raven's Head (Darkness Showing Through the Head of the Raven)" from the Boduf Songs album "Lion Devours the Sun" on Kranky.