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All native american nations have myths and legends. Which of the nations have the best myths and legends? I bet there are a lot of over lapping ones, but which have the best ones?

Have you ever considered taking a vacation that highlights your favorite mythological figure? I am still working on getting to Greece. It would be a dream come true!

They always say that April showers bring May flowers. I think April and May have brought too much water as it is. I have also heard that if you wash your face with the first May shower, your skin will get younger. I wonder if there are other Spring myths and urban legends.

Does anybody know when did the legend of the Jersey Devil started? I have heard that it is true, but I highly doubt it. Where they going to make a movie about it or did they?

I was just watching the show Urban Legends, and I was surprised to hear that there was an urban legend about people putting their pets in the microwave. Have you heard of this? Any other urban legends with the microwave in it?

We all know of the tons of cat myths and legends as well as a lot of birds too. I was wondering what other animals have been used the scare the bejeezus out of people through the ages.

I have heard that there are some interesting mythology stories in the Persian tradition. However, I never thought of them when thinking mythology. Do you have a favorite Persian Mythology story? How to they describe the beginning of the world?

In my life, I have heard a ton of good luck rituals. Would you like to add to my list? Here are some of my favorites. On June 24th, which is supposed to be the longest day of the year, you need to go to the beach and throw yourself backwards three times. This will ensure good luck the following...

I am wondering how different or similar are the myths between the different Native American Nations. Are there some myths that transcend nations? Isn't there something about a turtle?

When I was in my teens, I was told that if on the 31st of December I would approach a mirror in the dark with my eyes closed, and then open my eyes at the stroke of midnight, I would see the face of the man I would marry. Have you heard of such a legend?

I am wondering if you feel that urban legends are pretty much the same through times or do you feel that they have changed as we have evolved? I think that we are not as scared of some things as we once were. I don't think we have too many new urban legends now a days. What do you think?