How to live in the city
Once upon a time there was a farmer who longed to go to the city. He was not your typical farmer that would go to bed at sun down and wake put at dawn. This farmer would stay up late and look at the stars dreaming how great life will be in the big city.
The other farmers would tell him he would FLOUNDER in the city as he did not have lick of streetwise. But he would tell the people who talked ill of his plans, "I will cross that BRIDGE when I get there." That would always make his fellow farmers laugh and drop the subject.
One day, after saving enough money, he left. The other farmers found a LETTER wishing them all the very best. They were SAD that they did not get to say goodbye and were worried about their friend.
The Farmer was on his WAY, and made it to the city with record timing. He was able to find an apartment that was as big as his bedroom was back on the farm, but this his CASTLE. He was so happy and he did not know what to do on his first night in the city.
He figured that it would be nice to go up on the roof to see how the stars looked in the city. He was surprised to no see any stars in the sky, but rather the stars were all around him with millions of lights lit all around him. The TOLD himself, "Just one of many things to get use to here," as he decided to go for a walk in one of the nicer section of the city.
There he passed a museum that had a help wanted sign, and he could see a beautiful woman trying to do something in a tank. He knocked and entered the museum.
"Can I help you?" the woman asked, but seemed to be very busy with her work in the tank. The farmer saw that she was putting apples into a tank was filled with the same BEETLES that would eat his turnip crops. He asked her why she was using apples with turnip beetles, and she was delighted to meet someone so remarkable.
Before he knew it he was working in the insect museum, and living a very nice life in the city.
The other farmers would tell him he would FLOUNDER in the city as he did not have lick of streetwise. But he would tell the people who talked ill of his plans, "I will cross that BRIDGE when I get there." That would always make his fellow farmers laugh and drop the subject.
One day, after saving enough money, he left. The other farmers found a LETTER wishing them all the very best. They were SAD that they did not get to say goodbye and were worried about their friend.
The Farmer was on his WAY, and made it to the city with record timing. He was able to find an apartment that was as big as his bedroom was back on the farm, but this his CASTLE. He was so happy and he did not know what to do on his first night in the city.
He figured that it would be nice to go up on the roof to see how the stars looked in the city. He was surprised to no see any stars in the sky, but rather the stars were all around him with millions of lights lit all around him. The TOLD himself, "Just one of many things to get use to here," as he decided to go for a walk in one of the nicer section of the city.
There he passed a museum that had a help wanted sign, and he could see a beautiful woman trying to do something in a tank. He knocked and entered the museum.
"Can I help you?" the woman asked, but seemed to be very busy with her work in the tank. The farmer saw that she was putting apples into a tank was filled with the same BEETLES that would eat his turnip crops. He asked her why she was using apples with turnip beetles, and she was delighted to meet someone so remarkable.
Before he knew it he was working in the insect museum, and living a very nice life in the city.