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I used to believe…

After watching Pinnochio I thought that all I had to do was wish on a star and I'd get what I wanted. In a month nowhere close to Easter before I went to bed I wished that the Easter Bunny would come. When I awoke the next morning I moved all the furniture around in the house before Mom and Dad got up looking for my Easter Basket. When I didn't find it I asked why Jimminy Cricket lied to me.

— Jenn

i used to believe that every easter morning the easter bunny would come to your house and give you a special treat or show you something really neat. then one easter morning i woke up and my brother and sister told me that the easter bunny came with little baby bunnies and i bawled .

— christen

I used to believe…

believe that the easter bunny was many men from the Elks Club who dressed up in bunny suits and delievered the baskets.

Anon

I used to believe that the Easter Bunny had blue eyes, because my dad told me that he saw the Easter Bunny before and that he had blue eyes.

— Lisa

I used to believe…

My dad used to nibble the carrots that I left out for the Easter Bunny. It always thrilled me to imagine this huge white bunny hunched over the kitchen table, eating my carrots (I even started peeling them for him)

— Amberjane

I used to believe…

When I was little we lived on a farm. One warm spring day our beagle brought home a rabbit. I ran into the house sobbing, "Mommy, mommy, mommy, Peanut(the dog) killed the Easter Bunny!!!!

— Reese

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When i was young, being Australian, i didn't believe in the easter bunny. I thought that the easter bunny was really an easter kangaroo dressed up!

— Music-freak

I used to believe…

When I was about 5 my dad said he was going to shoot the easter bunny when he came around and at the middle of the night I heard a gun shoot and atually thought he killed the easter bunny

— Lucas

I used to believe…

one Easter mom said to leave flour on the door step so we could see his feet print and in the morning ther was a note and a couple of feet print.

— rhys

i used to believe the easter bunny had a mgic chicken that layd chocolate and colored eggs! seriousley

— rick

i used to believe the easter bunny was santa clase's pet and on easter he would stop at each house and throw him down the chimney.

— Twix

i used to believe the easter bunny was my bunny that a fairy turned real.

— Twix

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I used to believe…

My step Dad's last name is Easterday and when I was 6 he told me that he was the Easter bunny, and I believed him.

— Hillary

I used to believe…

When I was five, I thought I saw the easter bunny's hand reaching into my bedroom doorway. He had a skeleton hand.

— Kat

I used to believe…

When I was younger, my parents had me believing in the Easter Bunny. Every Easter my parents would go around the house with flip-flops and flour and leave "bunny footprints" everywhere, including the walls. I really loved believing in the magic!

— Boo

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I always thought that the easter bunny had special chocolate flavoured poo, and thats how he made the easter eggs.

Anon

I used to believe…

when I was little my brother told me there was a hole in the sky that the Easter Bunny used climb through with a rope, when he was telling me this I saw a hole in the clouds AND ACTUALLY BELIEVED IT !!!!!!!!

— Firenze

I used to believe…

When I was 10 years old I woke up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and I saw my mom and dad putting eggs everywhere. Instead of going to the bathroom I went to get my camera and took a picture. When I got my developed pictures I showed them to my parents and they couldn't make an excuse so they fessed up.

— GUESS WHO

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I used to believe that the Easter bunny delivered the newspaper.

— Terisa

I used to believe…

After visiting a place that had some pet rabbits when I was four, I would no longer eat the black jelly beans in my Easter basket thinking that the Easter Bunny left a little more than candy behind. :-)

— Joel