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Good luck in June -- rabbit rabbit tonight

Annie Deighnaugh

4 years ago

last modified: 4 years ago

If the first words out of your mouth the first thing tomorrow morning are "rabbit rabbit", you'll have good luck all month.

- no need to say it to anyone...just say it

- anytime after midnight is fine

Good luck everyone!

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DawnInCal

4 years ago

I recently spent a few days in Calistoga, CA, which is a small town in California's Napa Valley (also known as California's Wine Country) and saw this sign. The sign immediately made me think of this thread, so I snapped a photo so I could share it with all of the "rabbit rabbit" peeps.

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skibby (zone 4 Vermont)
4 years ago
Thanks for the reminder Annie!
Jasdip
4 years ago
THANK YOU Annie!!!
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Oakley
4 years ago
Not gonna do it. Huh uh. The last time I did I had a horrendous day! lol
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
4 years ago
Ah, but Oakley, you never know how the day would've gone had you *not* said it!

:)
Yayagal
4 years ago
Ty again, this will be my second time to do it.
artemis_ma
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Trying to tattoo remembering to do that tonight, on a brain cell or two...

Can't hurt. Might help.
alex9179
4 years ago
I forgot last month. May could've been better. I did remember this morning, when I woke. However, I couldn't get to sleep until early am and I might have told our oldest cat that's she's such a sweet girl after midnight! LOL
marylmi
4 years ago
I did it! Although I had to play games on my iPad until 12 so I wouldn't "mess" it up! I always wait until 12:05. :-)
bpath
4 years ago
I did it! And I think Dawn's "RabbitRabbit" picture should appear every month to remind us :)
DawnInCal
4 years ago
Aw, thanks, bpath on Sophie! You guys are welcome to snag and use the picture or I would be happy to post it each month. Whatever the group wants to do.

Of course, the one who posted the photo, forgot to say "rabbit, rabbit!" Maybe next month...
OutsidePlaying
4 years ago
I blew it this month. I had a Pneumovax shot on Friday and woke up around 1230 am with the worst chills I have had in ages and felt awful. I got up, turned on the heat, put on a long sleeved sleep shirt, crawled back in bed and mumbled something to DH about warming me up. He sleeps like a furnace. I finally quit shivering about five minutes later. Woke up again around 4:30 and realized I had blown rabbit, rabbit. Funny how that was the first thing that came to my mind.
chisue
4 years ago
We don't need to *say* anything. We are overrun with rabbits this spring. Saw a healthy coyote loping down our driveway in the middle of the day last week!
2pups4me
4 years ago
I remembered to do it this month and so far, so good. The sun came out (it’s been a very rainy, dark spring) and the birds were singing. There was no line at the bank, and we placed our breakfast order at the coffee shop just in time to avoid the crowds. The raccoon that got into our attic finally emerged into the trap that was set two weeks earlier. Yesterday, I heard more sounds in the attic and our trapper extricated three babies from the chimney shaft. Our lawn guy was finally able to weed wack the back yard (again, really wet spring here) and the sun is shining again today. Life is good.

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