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This is a discussion on Peacock Feathers within the Floral Design Centre forums, part of the Public Forums category; Hi does anyone know if peacock feathers are unlucky.No I don't mean for the peacock Ha Ha....
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apparently some say so but there are a million and one supposedly unlucky things etc like ivy, lilies, red and white ....and i like peacock feathers so I don't care!
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Actually not....
A wise oriental lady once informed me that they use them indoors all the time. Way back in the days before Adam was a boy, they used peacock feathers at funerals...as a symbol of eternal life...so the association with funerals is a 'life' thing and not a 'death' thing.
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hey girlies, I think I should get my gorgeous wellies on and off to that house again with the large gang of strutting peacocks who seem to find me very attractive, especially my buttocks!! a bit of plucking will do nicely
revenge will be mine wonder if goose feathers look nice with a bit of glitter on!!
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