Even in the 21st century, there are people who still believe in superstitions. For example, in some countries, a black cat passing in front of a person is a sign of bad luck, and seeing a snake is considered good luck. Regardless of what you believe and what really happens to you, the most important thing is to see everything in a positive and positive way, like the people in our article did.
“What happened on my cousin’s shift…”
“I’m in my mid-30s and unfortunately still sleepwalk occasionally. Took a sleepwalking tumble down the stairs last night…”
“Decided to spontaneously get my wife a new plant from an overpriced local florist that I probably can’t afford.”
“Just had this house centipede crawl across my face when I was trying to go to sleep. My skin is crawling.”
“I just remembered I wanted waffles 6 days ago.”
“I didn’t wear bug spray today. I think I should have.”
“Pizza place defaults to no cheese, no sauce on Doordash. I didn’t check the boxes to add them.”
“Merry Christmas. I hope your pipes didn’t bust while your electricity was out for 12 hours on Christmas Eve.”
“10-second walk from the store to my car in −2°F/-20°C temps.”
“Don’t take naps while cooking the holiday ham.”
“Hope you enjoy my fruit tart, floor.”
“After a lengthy process, I finally got my new car yesterday! Then this happened.”
“The results of the blizzard in Buffalo.”
“It actually fits.”
“Bought a $44 handmade, ceramic mug. It cracks as I pour in my first cup of tea.”
