Yes, i was maybe just 5 back then. And when I was about 10, I used to change the position of my grandparents' hens on their perches in the henhouse every evening because it was so annoying to me as well that there were hens of different colors sitting on the same perch
So I took the hens that were for example white and I put then on the same perch - there was no disorder caused by the clash of colors in this way, then
I did the same with dark brown and light brown hens and with the black ones as well - now they sat on the same perches, looking so wonderfully tidy
Throughout my whole childhood, I would never EVER hit upon an idea as well to eat a hazel nut before The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary also known as Our Lady of the Harvest either - mom and gran kept telling me that "na Matki Boskiej Zielnej, orzech jest jak cielny" which, translated from Polish into English, means literally that "On the Our Lady of the Harvest Day, a nut is like pregnant" (the word "cielny" means here "pregnant" but only in reference to a pregnant cow). In othe words, something was going to happen to hazel nuts, making them fit for use - before this very day, there was something wrong with them, they were inedible or something like that.