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Here is a good life lesson from a frog.  The careless frog had been hopping around the farmyard, enjoying the sunshine and the freedom that came with it. He had no particular destination in mind, no goal to achieve, just the pure joy of movement. As he hopped around, he noticed a pail half filled with fresh milk. Being a curious frog, he hopped over to investigate. Without thinking, the frog leaped into the pail, expecting to be able to swim to the top easily. But as he began to paddle around, he realized that the sides of the pail were too high and too steep for him to climb out. He tried stretching his back legs to push off the bottom of the pail, but it was too deep. At first, the frog panicked. He didn't know how he was going to get out of the pail, and he began to feel hopeless. But then, something inside him shifted. He realized that giving up was not an option. He was a determined frog, and he was not going to let this situation defeat him. So, he began to kick and squir...

Life can be tough at times, and it's not uncommon to feel overwhelmed or defeated. It's easy to fall into a negative mindset and lose sight of your goals. However, it's important to remember that every setback is an opportunity for growth and learning. When you're feeling down, it's tempting to give up and abandon your plans. But it's crucial to push through those feelings and keep moving forward. One way to do this is by seeking out motivation. Whether it's from a friend, a mentor, or a motivational speaker, a little inspiration can go a long way. Motivation can come in many forms. It might be a pep talk that reminds you of your strengths and abilities. It could be a success story from someone who faced similar challenges and came out on top. Or it could be a simple quote or mantra that helps you stay focused and positive. Whatever form it takes, motivation can help you see the bigger picture and stay committed to your goals. It can give you the ene...

Life is full of contradictions and surprises. Take the example of a bird. When it is alive, it preys on ants to survive. But when it dies, it becomes food for the very same ants. This is a reminder that life is a cycle of birth, growth, decline, and death. Nothing stays the same forever, and everything has its time and place in the grand scheme of things. Similarly, the story of a tree is a lesson in transformation. A single tree can be transformed into a million matchsticks, and each matchstick can burn a million trees. This is a stark reminder of the power of human ingenuity and the consequences of our actions. We have the power to transform nature, but we must also bear the responsibility for the impact of our actions on the environment. But despite the changes and transformations that occur in life, there is one constant that remains: time. Time is the most powerful force in the universe, and it is a force that cannot be tamed or controlled. No matter how powerful we may be today,...

We all have those moments when we need inspiration to gain confidence and build momentum.   That's why inspirational sayings are so popular! When you live a life without inspiration, it can be a life without any real joy or passion.   In those moments where you need a little pick me up or a reminder of the many great things you have in your life, you can turn to the power of inspirational words. You need to have a collection of inspirational sayings in your toolkit that resonate with you so you can get more done and still feel great! The Top 10 Ten Inspirational Sayings You Can Use Everywhere! There are a lot of great motivational sayings out there that we can turn to when we are feeling down, but we should be using them all the time, rain or shine!   Strive to incorporate inspirational sayings into your every day life, using them to inspire you to reach higher and push harder so you can achieve all of the things you have set out to do and more. Some...

A young man asked Socrates, an ancient Greek philosopher, for the secret to Success. Socrates told the young man to meet him near the river the next morning. They met and Socrates asked the young man to walk with him toward the river. When the water got up to their shoulders, Socrates took the young man by surprise and ducked him into the water. The man struggled to get out but Socrates was much stronger and kept him under the water until he started turning blue. The young m an kept struggling and finally managed to get up. The first thing he did was to gasp and take a deep breath. Socrates asked, “What did you want the most when you were under the water?” The man replied “Air”. "I wanted Air." Socrates said: “That’s the secret to success. When you want success as badly as you want air, you will get it. There is no other secret.”

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The story goes that there was once a farmer who lived in a small village on the outskirts of town. He was a hardworking man who spent most of his days tending to his crops and taking care of his animals. One of his most prized possessions was an old mule that he had owned for many years. The mule was not as strong as it used to be, but it was still a reliable animal that the farmer trusted to help him with his work. One day, while the farmer was out in the fields, he heard a loud braying sound coming from the direction of his well. When he went to investigate, he was horrified to find that his old mule had fallen into the well and was unable to get out. The farmer tried everything he could think of to rescue the mule, but nothing seemed to work. As the hours passed, the farmer grew more and more desperate. He knew that he couldn't leave the mule in the well to die, but he also knew that he couldn't lift the heavy animal out on his own. So, he decided to call on his neighb...

                                                    The Productive Ant Fable   A story about using time productively in pursuit of your goals.   Alexander Astor was a wise ant and continued working when his brothers decided to be lazy. But could he single-handedly save his family in their time of need?   Amazing Ant Colony was always buzzing with activity. All the ants took the wise advice of Queen Ann and churned away at food collection drives. The Astor boys were no different. Alexander and his brothers learned from the best.   One day, the Astor boys all earned Senior Ant status. They learned the ropes, and it was now time for them to move out of Amazing Ant Colony and work for another queen.   "I'm so h...

Ole Blue Boy, the faithful canine companion of the farmer, was enjoying a peaceful afternoon nap on the front porch of the farmhouse. The warm sun was shining down on his soft fur, and he was snuggled up against his favorite bone, dreaming of chasing rabbits in the fields. Suddenly, he was jolted awake by the sound of tiny paws pounding against the ground. Little Boo and the other puppies came barreling around the corner, their tails wagging frantically and their tongues lolling out of their mouths in excitement. As they tumbled to a stop in front of Ole Blue Boy, Boo's high-pitched yelp cut through the air, "Whatever are we going to do? The coyotes are coming! Run for your life!" Ole Blue Boy's ears perked up at the mention of coyotes. He knew all too well the dangers that these wild creatures posed to the farm animals. His eyes darted around, trying to spot any signs of danger. Without hesitation, the puppies took off toward the barn to warn the other animal...

 1.  I sleep in our fireplace but boy do I sleep like a log. 2. A n alligator wearing a vest is called an investigator. 3. Sure, I drink brake fluid. But I can stop anytime. 4. To the guy who invented zero, thanks for nothing. 5. Can February March? No, but April May. 6. I bet if you took a day off at the calendar factory they would fire you. 7. Patty would be a good name for a hamburger. 8. What would you feel like if you lost your mood ring. 9. I bet a good book about anti-gravity would be impossible to put down. 10. Need an ark to save two of every animal? I noah guy. 11. A cross-eyed teacher couldn’t control his pupils. 12. What washes up on tiny beaches? Microwaves.

 

  In the beginning, it's a good idea to start small when your gardening. A small area, only 25 or 30 feet square, is enough for about 30 plants. This will provide you with a chance to test your green thumb. If you like what you see you can always expand later. Choose a good site for your new garden. Gardening should be done in an area that gets at least six hours of sunlight each day. Stay away from large trees that take up water and nutrients, and stay at least three feet away from fences or building Understand that gardening is not a spotless hobby; you’re going to have to get some dirt under your fingernails.  First remove the grass, weeds, debris, and rocks. Next, you need to dig the spot up about one foot deep.  Level up the dirt and add compost or minerals if needed.  If your soil is too acidic, add lime; if it is too sandy, add peat moss.  Plants will thrive in neutral to acidic soil with a little added fertilizer. If you’re planting seeds then plant the ...