December 19, 2020
Once upon a time, there was a fox that had fallen into a well. A thirsty goat ambled by and asked the fox if the water was good. The fox told the goat that he had never tasted such clear, pure, water in his life. The goat was so thirsty, that he went into the well to drink his fill, without thinking how he would get back out of the well. Once there, the fox suggested that the goat stand on his hind haunches so that the fox could nip up to the top, and then pull up the goat after him. The goat happily complied. However, once the fox climbed out of the well, he soon made off in another direction. “Wait!” cried the goat. “You broke our agreement! You promised to help me out of here!” The fox replied, “You have more hairs in your beard than brains in your head, Mr. Goat. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have gone down the well without thinking how you were going to get up.” This Aesop’s fable…
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