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Island Folklore

On the Island Key of Islamorada, Florida buying a handcarved
wooden tiki mask and having it blessed by one of the island's
priests with holy water is said to bring luck for seven years,
then unfortunately trouble for seven years. Most people do not
bless their tiki masks.

Submitter comment: As Mr. Woodenson was telling me this story he was in a serious
state of mind as if he was telling me to be very careful and
he left it at that.

Where learned: Key Islamorada

Subject headings: 686 Seven / Sevenths / Several
BELIEF -- Church
BELIEF -- Prayer
BELIEF -- Good luck
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