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Daily trivia
It’s the first day of the month. So did you say rabbits this morning? Good fortune is sure to attend you if you did. And if you believe that, you’ll believe anything. Mind you, I half-remember someone saying that it only works if there is an ‘r’ in the month. [Citation required, as they say on Wikepedia.] As usual, I put Emma’s bunny on the bedside table last night to remind me - just in case my first words were “Bloody hell. Is that the time?” And here on the right is that said bunny-rabbit grazing where I should be grazing. I seem to recall that I was doing precisely that shortly after this photograph was taken, earlier in the year. Incidentally, the first day of July is also Swiss National Day. It was made an official national holiday as recently as 1994, and is celebrated each year with paper-lantern parades, fireworks and bonfires, and hanging up strips of Swiss flags (which are conveniently easy to draw - unlike the Welsh flag). Those Swiss certainly know how to enjoy themselves (he added, ironically).
It’s the first day of the month. So did you say rabbits this morning? Good fortune is sure to attend you if you did. And if you believe that, you’ll believe anything. Mind you, I half-remember someone saying that it only works if there is an ‘r’ in the month. [Citation required, as they say on Wikepedia.] As usual, I put Emma’s bunny on the bedside table last night to remind me - just in case my first words were “Bloody hell. Is that the time?” And here on the right is that said bunny-rabbit grazing where I should be grazing. I seem to recall that I was doing precisely that shortly after this photograph was taken, earlier in the year. Incidentally, the first day of July is also Swiss National Day. It was made an official national holiday as recently as 1994, and is celebrated each year with paper-lantern parades, fireworks and bonfires, and hanging up strips of Swiss flags (which are conveniently easy to draw - unlike the Welsh flag). Those Swiss certainly know how to enjoy themselves (he added, ironically).
