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Good Luck Kitchen Roosters

4/14/2018

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Do you ever wonder why so many kitchen items feature roosters?  Everything from canisters to casserole dishes, potholders to pictures, and spoon holders to salt and pepper shakers.

A rooster in the kitchen brings you good luck - plain and simple!  This belief is  pretty universal around the world.  Many countries relate fables wherein the rooster features prominently as the bringer of good luck to some situation or other.  So common superstition says you would be well-advised to add one to your kitchen paraphernalia - if you haven't brought got one already!  Check your kitchen - there is probably one lurking somewhere, as people often gift kitchen roosters in the form of towels, utensils, dishes or other kitchen do-dads ... they might even be worked into your tiles.  I actually relish the day when the "sterile" stainless steel kitchen trend comes to an end ... and colour and variety returns.  Then not only the humble kitchen rooster - but all those lovely  French Provencal blues, yellows, reds and whites - can make a well-deserved comeback in kitchen tiles, counter tops and floors.

But in the meantime,  why not incorporate a rooster into your kitchen decor to bring good luck and good fortune into your home.  You'll get all of the benefit ... without any of the early morning cock-a-doodle-doing! 

Meadow Sweet Grove © V. Buchanan 2018 / edited 2020
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5/14/2018 04:42:19 am

People are believing to the use of luck and they are spending their resources to buy these things, things that will bring them satisfaction in their lives. I know that people are always looking for the best charm, this rooster is an example to what I am saying. I'm sure that this will be a great collection for the people to try, I will continue to search for new blogs that has the same message like this post. It will be fun and we can see new perspective in this blog.

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Meadow Sweet Grove
5/14/2018 09:19:08 am

Thank you for your comments! Yes, kitchen roosters are a fun and old-fashioned way to a little luck to your home. In most cases, they are added to everyday useful items like spoons, canisters, tea towels and clocks - so even if they don't seem to bring luck - they are, at least, items a person can utilize as well! :)

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