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jonathan Paynter All the animals respected him. Yep. And when strangers came into the forest the animals would gather round his comfortable crotch in the middle of a large oak tree. He would walk out onto his platform. ' As each individual animal saw him, they stopped talking to each other to see what their wise old owl had to say. The ears of each animal stretched so as not to miss a word. What is the problem, gentlemen? They told him of the stranger and asked his advice. Problems are man-made, he an- swered. We do not have a problem un- til we start worrying about something. They all looked at each other as if hypnotized. Yl'Y'ep. il Sure, He's right. We just won't worry. That's it. They walked away talking. The Owl stood out for a while, adjusted his eyes, and walked back into his tree. Smiling.
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The Kangaroo was out on duty for the KFS Cliangaroo Friends Serviceb comforting and serving tea to those Kan- garoo whose feet hurt from stomping around too much. As she was helping a sore-footed friend, she began to wonder Why people laugh. Finishing her job, she was off to ask the clouds, which seemed wise to her, ii they knew. The KPS would have to wait until later, when she could hop back with an answer for them. Laurie D'Agostino
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Ann Wiley D5 Surveying the vastness ahead, the camel noticed the ill-arranged floor plan of the desert with few oases and many dunes. Thus she noted that the jour- ney across the Grand Keuka desert would be both perilous and tedious, demanding endurance and pa- tience. At the first oasis, the desert-raiding humpers from the village Cnot to be confused with the Attilan raidersj invited her to partake of their tea. They wished to prepare her for the excursion ahead. As she trekked through the arid land, her tea ranneth low, but her moralfej remained high. Finally she reached her destination - the first in the history of the caravan. As thousands cheered, the undaunted camel simply and modestly uttered, Il n'y a pas de quo1. Moral: Only a camel can get you through an Arabian night. 33
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