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#909119 added April 15, 2017 at 3:03pm
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Eggs Superstitions
BCOF Prompt: Lyn asked us about egg superstitions. She wanted us to write about them.

I didn't know there were egg superstitions until I looked them up. If you find a egg with two yolks, this means you will have twins. If you find an egg with blood in it, you will die. My mother found one with blood twenty-five years ago and she is still here. Witches uses eggs for spells. Some witches can make the eggs the size of houses and live in them.

If a white hen lays an egg on Easter and you eat it, you will get a belly ache. If you eat a mockingbird egg, you will tell everything you know. Witches can make boats out of eggs and live in them. If you eat a blue bird egg, your love will wander away from you. If you eat a killdee's egg, you will break your arm. If you eat an owl's egg, you will shriek forever. My grandmother told me brown eggs were duck eggs. I learned that isn't true.

1880. Put an egg on the fire for an hour. The wind will blow. Wolves will howl, the moon will be full and dogs will bark. A man will come and turn the egg around and you will marry him. If the egg breaks, you will never marry.

This prompt was fun. Totally eggxactly and eggcentelly!

A beautiful Sig of me by best friend Angel for St. Pats Day.

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