“165th story”
Once upon a time,
a famous astronomer went to a desert with his apprentice.
Their trip was to learn more about the stars.
They looked for a great spot to stay and saw a Mill, and asked the Miller to stay in his place.
The Miller accepted.
When the astronomer and his apprentice were deep into the sky Miller said: “Tonight it will rain. You can sleep inside the Mill. But you should come inside now because I want to lock the door.”
The astronomer said: “It will not rain tonight. The sky is clear, and we are here to see the stars. We will stay outside.”
The Miller said: “I have a hearing problem; if it rains in the middle of the night and you knock on the door, I won’t hear you. So you better come inside now.”
The apprentice got a little offensive and said: “A scientist here is saying there will be no rain tonight.”
The Miller went inside, locked the door, and went to sleep.
The scientist and his apprentice were deeply researching and analyzing each star when the rain started pouring heavily.
They knocked on the door of the Mill till morning, and the Miller couldn’t hear and didn’t open the door.
In the morning, Miller opened the door and saw both the scientist and the apprentice were wet and shaking from the cold.
The Miller said: “I told you it would rain, and I have a hearing problem.”
The scientist said: “ In such a clear sky, how could you know it was going to rain?”
Miller said: “I didn’t. My dog knows. Every time it is supposed to rain, my dog comes inside the Mill to sleep.”
What a lovely tale!
Thank you dear, means a lot.
You are most welcome! 🙂
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Thank you John.
A great reminder that we are not as clever as we think we are
Thank you Derrick for sharing your comment.
It’s so hard to spend a night in the rain and cold weather, I hope God help every one to have a shelter. Beautiful story.
Love you.
This story reminds me to pay attention to the little things around me. Sometimes we aren’t as intelligent as we think.
Thank you dear for always reading and commenting. Appreciate it.
A very fun story.
Thank you dear, appreciate it.
Woww
Thank you dear.
Always the faithful friend.. a dog knows..;-)
Thanks Lisa dear. They truly are the best.
Wise dog!
Thanks Francine dear.
Never doubt the wisdom of animals!
Exactly, they have the third sense. Thanks dear.
Wow
Thanks for reading dear.
Haha clever dog ♥️
Have a great weekend sweetheart.<3
Wonderful and most brilliant story, this story decides that who is brilliant. All learnt people aren’t brilliant.
Thanks so much dear for sharing your thoughts. Appreciate your friendship.🌺
Thank you my lady
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DOGGONE! 😀
Thanks dear Jonathan.🌷
VERY WELCOME ARE YOU…LOVELY LALEH! <3
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If only dogs could talk! They’d have so much to teach us.
I wish they could, such kind and smart creatures they are. Thanks sweetheart.
Wisdom takes lots of forms. 🙂
Thanks Anna dear for reading and commenting.😘😍❤️
Lovely tale ❤️
Thanks sweetheart.❤️
You are always welcome dearest Laleh❤️🤗😍
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La tua scrittura è semplicemente deliziosa.
Anche la mia piccola Sally fiuta la pioggia e diventa nervosa e a volte si nasconde.
Buona sera cara Laleh❣
Awww, you are very kind, Sally is lucky to have you. Much love from Toronto.
Much Love from Roma And Take cate sweet Laleh ❣ 🤞
Back to you my dear from Toronto.🌺❤️🌺
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L’umiltà! Che dono grande ormai dimenticato!
Truly. Thanks for reading and commenting dear.🌺
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Yes, smart animals they are. Thank you.
I love your story’s a lot
You’re so lovely my dear friend, appreciate your kindness.🌺
Great story! I love it!
You are amazing dear, thank you.