https://padlet.com/stanzicpr1120/utj7tff6ua509z61 This is a blog written by Eziel Garcia, 6th grade B at White Dove School describing the superstitions of my country and their origin. en-us 2022-08-01 03:11:08 UTC 2025-12-30 18:25:20 UTC hello@padlet.com stanzicpr1120 https://padlet.com/stanzicpr1120/utj7tff6ua509z61/wish/2252539910 Superstitions are beliefs about things that some people believe or claim to be true or real and that are passed down from generation to generation.

Many times these superstitions are modified or change some details because they depend on how each person tells them.

Now we are going to know some of the most popular superstitions in my country:

Mirrors:
My aunt says not to have mirrors in front of the bed because when it rains the mirrors attract lightning.

Money:
You shouldn't put your wallet on the floor because it attracts poverty and you will never have money.

Food:
If you drop your food on the floor you have 5 seconds to pick it up before the devil sucks it up.

Sleep:
If when you are asleep and you have one foot out of bed your feet will be pulled.

Elf:
It is believed that there are goblins that fall in love with beautiful women and leave them gifts like flowers in their house and then kidnap them and take them with them.

Cats:
If you meet a black cat it brings you bad luck.

Stairs:
If you pass under a ladder you will have bad luck.

Mirror:
If you break a mirror you will have 7 years of bad luck.

Numbers:
13 is the number of bad luck and 7 is the number of luck.


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