Animal Activities #85
The Brave Little Goat Once upon a time, in a tiny village between fields of green, tall slender palm trees, lived a curious kid named Koko. Koko lived with the kindly old farmer, Papa Daniel who loved all of his animals and raised them in great joy and happiness.
Koko was the funny and adventurous young goat and enjoyed to travel every morning with the herd of goats into the vast green fields and nibble the grass. However, Koko would always skip rocks, chase after colourful butterflies, and run up on tiny hills with his big, laughing Papa Daniel calling good-naturedly: "Don't you dare getting in to a mess someday you rogue!".
One brisk afternoon, a crowd of thick clouds rolled across the sky. The wind was blowing and howling along through trees and bushes so all of the animals hurried into the shed for safety. Suddenly, Papa Daniel realized he did not have his little lamb with the rest of the animals.
Papa Daniel ran everywhere throughout the fields trying to find the little lost lamb but nowhere, the little one could be seen.
Suddenly Koko could remember that the little lamb trotted towards the abandon old well, Koko ran with his tiny legs toward it without second thoughts, when he got there, he could hear a faint little bleating from inside.
The poor thing fell to the shallow part of the well and couldn't stand up, Koko made him bleat furiously and ran back to find Papa Daniel and started beckoning to run to the well. Papa Daniel knew what he wanted to say. They reached the well; Papa Daniel bent down and pulled the little lamb to safety out of the well and carried him towards home.
That day, Papa Daniel gave Koko a lot more vegetable as a reward "You really are a daring little thing!" said Papa Daniel while patting him with some pleasure, "but you are also brave, clever and most respect goat in my farm". After that, Koko was look upon with a new found respect by his fellow farm dwellers. And Koko always knew that sometimes the things he does might seem a little foolish and yet they might have turn out to be opportunity when to change the bad things into good ones and even to this very day, everytime the lamb spots Koko on the farm, the little thing would trotter happily along, grateful to the bravest little kid he has ever known.
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