Myth: Black cat crossing your path brings bad luck.
My Logic: Back in the day, there weren’t many street laps (actually there were none) so seeing much of anything was really hard. What may have scared folks was the fact that cat’s eyes are very luminous (they actually reflect light back) and seeing that in the dark would scare anybody shitless. Since cat’s eyes are able to reflect light extremely well, when a person walked by with a kerosene lamp or a torch, a black (or dark haired) cat wouldn’t be seen from far away, but when it turned to face the light, the eyes would reflect the light and boom. The person is running away screaming like a five year old. Plus the poor creatures didn’t have it easy since most of “black magic” involved cats, preferably black.
Myth: Pulling grey hair will result in two or three more growing at its funeral. (FYI: grey = gray, look it up if you don’t believe me)
My Logic: Ok this one is too close to home as I have started seeing more grays than I would appreciate. Since I don’t like grey hair I do what any vain person would, I pluck it out. My hairdresser told me that it’s not a good idea to do so, since more will come out. That did not sit well with me, so I started wondering. When I wax one brown hair, two do not come out. That means that if I pull one grey out, two will not join the devastation of losing one (lol). As a back up, I searched online and found this website, thanks guys. So I’m happy to say that though I will not pull my grays out anymore, there are just too many of them these days. When I do decide to pull one, I’m safe. Yippee! Read More »

I could never understand why doctors say that passing stool on an irregular basis is okay. I mean if we eat three times a day (or four, or five) we might as well part with the some of what we ate at least ONCE a day. Only logical, right? So what happens if you are one of the greedy ones? It’s good to remember that sharing is caring 
