I was positive 2010 would be my year.
It was the Year of the Tiger,
and because I was born in the Year of the Tiger,
I was convinced ferociously good stuff was headed my way.
It is to laugh.
Today marks the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit.
I have no expectations for 2011.
image from morguefile.com
Rabbits are nice enough.
Huge floppy ears.
Big-ass feet.
Fluffy little tails.
Whatever.
Tracy Abell 
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Don’t cry, Bunny!
I actually love rabbits very much and am thrilled whenever I see them as I run the trails. I’m just saying I’m not falling into the tiger-trap again.
Rabbits are rabbits, and that is good.
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Right on. The Year of the Tiger wasn’t so hot for Tigers. But Chinese astrology doesn’t have much going for it. Did everyone in your class, all born in the same year, have similar personalities? I suspect not.
And according to Chinese astrology, M and I are supposed to be incompatible. I think not!
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You are correct, Wise Owl.
I will love rabbits for what they are, and nothing more.
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I also have no expectations for this year but I think that is good every little thing will surprise us! So lets enjoy this no expectations year!
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I like your thinking! “Every little thing will surprise us.”
Here’s to the Year of No Expectations!
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Yes, absolutely! We’re going places, that’s for certain. But New Year’s is a good time to remind ourselves that it’s more about the journey than the destination.
(Images via a search for “Year of the Rabbit” on Photobucket.com.)
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I’d like to tuck that little bunny in my pocket for this year’s journey.
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such wise bunnies you all are!
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Indeed.
And wouldn’t that be a great name for a band? “Ladies and gentlemen, I’m thrilled to present The Wise Bunnies!”
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LOL 🙂
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Just tellin’ it like it is. 🙂
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2010 was not so hot for me. But that makes me think that 2011 has to be better. At least I hope so. I’m definitely going to do my best to increase the odds. Bring it on, rabbits.
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Ooh, good attitude. We’re headed in the upward direction, and we’ll take all the rabbit assistance available. Good thing I like carrots.
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Not one bit. Tigers and Dragons have always gotten along.
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