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Lost Boy explains why a falling lizard might bring good or bad luck for you depending on where its tail points to.
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umm, a lizard fell from the ceiling of our balcony and landed a few inches beside my right foot, i was carrying my baby at that time.. does it mean anything?
today(monday july13)a lizard crossed over my left foot.
what does that mean.please reply soon.Please save me