George the Dragon finally flew into The Kings Kingdom and flew right up to the castle and landed right beside the King. The King was so pleased to see him . The King summoned all his people together. George told the King and all his subjects the story of his travels and said he had this idea to their wealth. George started by saying "" As you all are working for your selves so hard, the easy way to go is this.--A s you All are droplets of water working for your selves what you have to do is join forces with each other and become one and work as a group."" The King looked and said to his people to join within him and so it happend they became one huge lake, within 2 months there were enough growth and vegitation to feed all.----------------
(((((**And the moral of this story is?????????**))))) HERE IS YOUR QUESTION????
Please answer this question in this post.....WHAT IS THE MORAL OF THIS STORY????
Maybe - if you work together you can solve your problems?
ReplyDeleteI've loved following this story, the photos are beautiful.
Fabulous stories accompany your wonderful story!
ReplyDeleteThe motto? Working together you'll set yourselves free. =)
I love happy endings!
ReplyDeleteThere's no place like home.
ReplyDeleteThere is no "I" in TEAM! Work together not individually.
ReplyDeleteNeat post IMAC!!
Sounds like communism to me!!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures were beautiful.
What a lovely photo! I love water effects.
ReplyDeleteYes, I know I've been gone for the story. My glasses frames broken and all. Sorrrry.....
Mari-Nanci
Lovely story, lovely pictures, lovely happy ending, but I'm confused. What are the king and his subjects? Are they water or people?
ReplyDeleteLove the story and i have to agree, working together is much better than one.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are always such a pleasure to view.
I might agree with Ancient One that at first it sounded like Communism to me especially because the King had them all become one (and die?) like bees in a hive. But I'm not sure.
ReplyDeleteThe moral of the story? It's all WET!
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