To "pull a rabbit out of a hat" means to produce a surprising, unexpected, or seemingly impossible solution, result, or object, much like a magician's classic trick of pulling a live rabbit from an seemingly empty top hat, often to rescue a difficult situation. It signifies achieving something clever or effective in a sudden, almost magical way when it seemed unlikely.
The iconic trick of pulling a rabbit from a hat originated with French magician Louis Comte in 1814, though it was John Henry Anderson who truly popularized it through clever marketing in the 1830s, making it a staple of magic.
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Have you ever saw a magican pulling a rabbit out of a hat? I haven't, not even on the tube (did see birds out of a hat though). But I trust it can been done. Magicians are the ones creating magic after all 
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In real life, miracles do happen. I don't mean what the Saints did, but think about how I ended in my 2nd homeland; how Maowi the angel cat came to our home; how we "met" online and are here playing APAD.
None of these was planned, they all happened like somebody up there pulling a rabbit out of a hat
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Feel truly blessed.
