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by Anonymous on October 26th, 2008

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According to superstition, what is the best day to move house?

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  • by Addalaide on October 28th, 2008

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    I dont know about days to move but i do know some intresting things about moveing. First never take an old broom into a new house, if you have to take it in threw the window. You dont want to bring your old homes mess with you into your new home. Secent the first thing in the home should be a loaf of bread and coins. So you will always have food on the table and money when you need it. Buy some extra packages of salt, salt can be used for many things, and its good luck to always have some extra, its very bad luck if you run out. Thats all i can really remeber. Just be extra carful with the mirrors!

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  • by ooops on December 10th, 2008

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    I know there is a rhyme somewhere about what it means each day of the week to move to a new home, but the only one I can remember is "Never move in on a Saturday, Saturday's flitting is short sitting". I'd love to know what the other six signify.

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  • by aiar on February 14th, 2010

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    very carefully and with lots of help on the 13th of any month

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