Hey guys, welcome back to Thicken Thin with me, Katie Bullotti.

Today's episode is a good one.

I have some really interesting stuff up my sleeves, up my sleeve, or is it sleeves?

I guess I have a lot of stuff, so we'll need both sleeves for this episode.

I have a lot to share today.

Today we're talking about superstitions where they've come from, you know, why we believe

in things like throwing salt over our shoulders and black cats, crossing our paths, being

bad luck, you know, the number 13, why that's unlucky, like so many things like that.

Why do we believe these things, or why have people believed these things, and where did

superstitions come from?

So we'll be addressing that today, but I first want to just kind of launch into why I'm

talking about superstitions, like how this at all came into my mind and why I decided

to research it.

So recently, I have had quite the conundrum.

Is it a conundrum, an issue, I guess, an issue in my apartment, and the issue has been

me just throwing things onto my desk and not using my desk for the purpose of what a

desk is used for, aka, you know, sitting at it, doing work.

I have done that probably in all of my months and months of having a desk in my apartment.

I have truly only used it maybe 10 times, like that is the extent of me using my desk.

And there's a few reasons for that.

Number one, I am just one of those creative thinkers where I somehow work best on the

floor.

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