Friday, March 16, 2012

The Disturbance Lesson


Once there was a little village that never got disturbed by any battles.  One day a farmer spotted smoke and he told some of the village men.  They said, “let’s go and check it”.  Everyone was watching them from down in the village.  Suddenly, everyone stood in awe as two hands picked up some of the village men and threw them back down to the village.  The soldiers readied their weapons and went into the fort.  But the problem was, since they never got disturbed by any battles, there weren’t many soldiers.  As far as they knew, those big hands came from giants and the giants were raiding the city.

So when the giants got down to the village.  They took a bunch of big jars out of their pockets and released humongous lizards the size of the humans.  The villagers ran to the bridge that crossed the river so they could go to the fort.  Once they got to the top of the bridge, suddenly, crack!! The bridge turned into splinters and a lizard hit them like a baseball with his tail.  In mid-air, the giants caught the people and put them in the jars that the lizards were in.

Then they heard the giants yell “we have heard that you have no disturbances in your village.  If you cause disturbances to us, then we can cause disturbances to you!” 

The end.  The lesson is not to disturb other people or they might disturb you.  

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