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Tomorrow a.m. think rabbits!

last year

December is knocking on the door so don't forget the rabbits!

Tomorrow is the 1st of the month and if the first words out of your mouth are "rabbit rabbit" you'll have good luck all month. Anytime after midnight is fine and no need to say it to anyone.

Best of luck to all.

Origins of the phrase

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Comments (15)

Jasdip
last year
Already??!! Didn't we just do this? J/K

Sometimes the days are long, but the months go by fast!!
dedtired
last year
My brain is months behind the calendar. Thanks for the reminder.
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Hi, Raven! I remembered too. I think I remembered every month all of last year. It wasn't one of my best years. I'd wanted '23 to be better and it's not beginning that way when I'd rabbited on New Years Day morning! Nothing with us but our immediate circle is experiencing losses, spouses who have been ill, parents. 2 services down and a big one this Sunday. The rabbit doesn't seem to be working (or at least working very hard) for me, I'd hate to lose faith in that bunny ;)
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blfenton
last year
I'm still waiting for some good luck. If it wasn't for bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all.
bragu_DSM 5
last year
mmmmm fried rabbit ... tastes like chicken
Jasdip
last year
^^^trouble-maker! LOL
functionthenlook
last year
More important (to kids) it is the day the elf returns. I'm glad the elf wasn't a thing when my kids were little.
caroline94535
last year
I’ve set my timer for 41 minutes so I can participate this month.
lily316
last year
Done!
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
last year
Oh rats! I blew it. I was up too late last night working on my holiday cards. Looked at the clock and saw it was after midnight, so I looked at my 2 kitties and said, "Time for bed." Then I realized!!! First time I've missed in oh so many months.

:( Hope Pele and the rabbits will forgive me!
aok27502
last year
I remembered! It was 3:15 and I woke up because I bit my tongue. 😖
eld6161
last year
I actually got up and waited. Otherwise it doesn't happen.
roxanna
last year
aok -- if I woke up after biting my tongue, "rabbit" is NOT the first word that would be said, LOL!!
rob333 (zone 7b)
last year
I realized that I'd said a lot this morning before I remembered, and then I realized, yeah, but only in your mind, verbalize it! And I did. Chyla kitty looked at me like I am nuts. Smart girl
Elizabeth
last year
I remembered about 1:45 am. One benefit of insomnia.
yeonassky
last year
Done and done! I said it and DH said it at midnight. Very satisfying and fun.

Sorry about the insomnia. Horrible stuff.

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