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21. The Return of the Rabbit and the Turtle

7/22/2010

Now old and grey, the Rabbit noticed the Turtle who had beaten him twenty years ago on that legendary race day. He clamored, “My old nemesis, how much pain you've brought me! How did you become so witty to beat me that day? The turtle replied, “Wait- when was this?”

To fully embrace the future, let go of the knapsack called past.

This mini-saga fable & proverb were written by Chris von Spitzer

20. The Panda and the Kangaroo of the Canyon

7/8/2010

One day the Panda went to the far depths of the country to meet with the Kangaroo of the Canyon whom he heard could predict the future. “Kangaroo of the Canyon can you please tell my future?!” asked the Panda. “It’s happening right now,” replied the Kangaroo of the Canyon.

To realize your present-day, look at your actions.
To realize your destiny, look at your habits.
To realize your legacy, look at your results.

This mini-saga fable & proverb were written by Chris von Spitzer

19. The Sun's Day Off

7/1/2010

One day the Sun left leaving the planet pitch dark. All the animals got into huge hysteria. “It wants us to suffer!” They howled. The next day, the Sun came back. The animals cried, “Where did you go?! The Sun replied, “Oh, I just wanted to take the day off.”

If you want mental doom, assume.

This mini-saga fable & proverb were written by Chris von Spitzer

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Past: This digital space used to be dedicated to sharing *mini-saga fables I created.

*50-word stories

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Present and Future: I have now decided to experiment with other structures (or simply create my own) with the main intention to add value to the reader.

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*In the area of thinking as a skill

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