So many inner-voices show up to tackle the mundane and the life-changing; and they don’t always agree.
If you’re a Rapid Rabbiter, we’re coming up to another first-of-the-month: October 1.
The day on which to practice the good-luck-rabbit-ritual of saying Rapid Rabbit before anything else.
Or Rabbit Rabbit.
Or Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit.
It depends on who you ask.
My advice? Just pick one and stick with it.
And have fun.
Happy October everyone.
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If you’re a Rapid Rabbiter, I encourage you to try and remember to do it on January 1st. That way, if you miss other months, you’ve got the year covered with your good luck charm.
At least, that’s my story.
Even if my dad disagrees.
Happy New Year everyone.
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I forgot to say Rapid Rabbit on April 1st. I remembered on May 1st. And I’m reminding myself—and you!—tonight to say it on August 1st.
If you know nothing about Rapid Rabbit or Rabbit Rabbit, read my prior posts.
Or just know this: saying Rabbit Rabbit first thing on the first of the month will, according to lore and legend, bring you luck. It certainly brings me a morning smile.
If you forget, this blogger shares some ways to set things right.
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I forgot to say it on April 1st. But I successfully remembered to say Rapid Rabbit this morning; along with Rabbit Rabbit. Covered the bases. May will be lucky.
If you forgot this morning, this, it says, will help you set things right. And give you a cute baby bunny video, too.
Happy May Day!!
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After writing about the Rabbit Prophecy on March 31st, and putting a note by my clock-radio (a permitted reminder), I forgot to say Rabbit Rabbit on April 1st.
“Are you awake?” Bubba asked that morning at 2 a.m. “Yeah,” I answered.
With that exchange, April’s good-luck rabbit-fortunes were derailed.
For these situations, should anyone ask, I have a trump card. I said Rapid Rabbit on January 1st, which covers the year. It’s my insurance policy.
“No, you have to say it each month for it to count,” my dad argues.
It turns out my dad also disagrees with my conclusion that Rabbit Rabbit was correct.
“No, no, no,” he said, after reading my blog and the Wikipedia post. “I don’t care what the internet says. It’s Rapid Rabbit. That’s how your mother and I always did it. That’s how we taught you.”
Rapid Rabbit was the way I always said it, and according to dad, was correct.
My sister had learned Rabbit Rabbit, and when she did her on-line sleuthing, that was correct.
We were both right, by different sources.
I’m glad to get this resolved. Again.
I still have to remember to do this the first of the month. But my options have expanded. Now, I’m confident the rabbit wand can be waved many ways.
One Rabbit, Two Rabbits, Three Rabbits, four.
Rapid Rabbit, Lapin Rabbit, It’s all rabbit lore.
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I don’t consider myself superstitious. Until I am. Then I do various things to avoid jinxing myself: knock on wood; keep umbrellas closed indoors; sidestep walking beneath a ladder.
I also, on the first of a month, start the day off with the words “Rapid Rabbit.”
Talking with my sister today, she reminded me that tomorrow is “Rabbit Rabbit” day.
“Wait, did you say Rabid Rabbit?” I asked her.
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