Superstitious Mizzles

If you have the same copy of the Collin’s English Dictionary as me and you look up the word “superstition” it will says: - “an irrational belief”.

If you look up the word “superstitious” it explains that such a person is disposed to believe in superstitions”.

So I think we can agree that if you are superstitious you believe in irrational things.

Fair enough.

You have to accept that it is irrational, because if you believe it to be rational it’s not a superstition.

So basically you have to know that the thing you believe in, is not true - if you want to be superstitious.

And if you have the same edition of “music from the original soundtrack and more, Woodstock” as me then you will see that at the start of disc two – this is the Woodstock 40th anniversary 2-disc set of course – there is the Crowd Rain chant.

Ok, this is probably not the greatest moment of rock ‘n roll history committed to vinyl or whatever silvery composite CDs are made of (my own choice for best track appears here), but as a convenient jumping off point for the next instalment of March’s series of can-i-write-something-linked-to-rain-for-the-next-31-days-? Posts it’s quite good.

Because..

Because since I started these Mizzling March posts (explained here) it hasn’t rained.

And I reckon that as long as I can keep up the rain-related content, it’s going to stay well sunny.

Call me superstitious if you like, but call me warm a too!