“90th story”
First Published: May.09.2019
The king was writing a letter and told his brother, Paul: “I am writing a letter to the king of France. No one should know about this letter, or it will be the cause of war.
Paul: “Some people are here to talk to you about the new road, will you see them?”
King: “I will see them in the meeting room.” Then he covered the letter under the reading lamp and walked out.
The king’s servant, John, walked in and started to clean up the king’s desk when he saw the letter. He immediately put a cloth on the letter and tried to get out of the room.
Paul said: “John, could you prepare my horse and come with me for a ride in the jungle?”
John said, “Yes sir.” And walked out.
The king came back and went to his desk but couldn’t find the letter. He got frightened and asked Paul: “Did you take the letter?”
Paul: “Absolutely not.”
King: “Who else came to the room?”
Paul: “John, your servant.”
King: “Oh dear. There will be a war. Call John.”
Paul called for John and asked him: “Did you see a letter on the king’s desk?”
John: “No sir, I didn’t.”
Paul and the king called for the king’s adviser and told him everything. The adviser suggested searching John’s room secretly. They searched John’s room but couldn’t find the letter.
The adviser said: “So the servant has the letter with him. I have a plan. Go to the Jungle with him. We will set up a robbery, and this way we can search his clothes as well.”
Paul and John went into the middle of the jungle, unbeknownst to John that, that spot was where the robbery was going to occur.
Paul said: “This is a beautiful spot. Are you familiar with this area? let us get off the horses and walk a little.”
John said: “Yes sir. My mother lives not far from here.”
Three men with covered faces and guns shouted: “Give us all your jewelry and money.”
John: “I am a servant; I don’t have any jewelry.”
The robbers took everything from Paul and John and ran away.
John said: “I had 10 gold coins!” and cried.
Paul said: “Don’t worry I will give you 10 gold coins.”
When Paul went to see his brother and the adviser, he asked: “Did you find the letter? And 10 gold coins?”
Adviser: “10 gold coins? He didn’t have any money nor the letter.”
Paul: “So he is a liar. I promised to give him his 10 stolen gold coins!”
Adviser: “I have a plan. We should go to his mother’s house.”
The adviser walked to John’s motherhouse and knocked on the door: “Sorry, I am a little lost and need water to continue to walk back to my way.”
The old lady: “Oh please come in, have a sit and I will bring you water.”
The adviser saw the letter between a book. He opened the book fast and confirmed that it was the king’s letter.”
They arrested John and his mother as they were spies and stopped a possible war.
“If we dig deep into history, we often find that most wars started out of stupidity.”
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Another great story
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That means a lot dear.❤️
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Why did he write that letter when it could possibly bring war???🤣🤣🤣
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He probably wrote behind some kings back to king of France, so the letter had a secret. Appreciate you reading dear.❤️
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Thanks for sharing… 🙂
“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the former.” Albert Einstein
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what a great quote you shared dear. Thanks for reading.❤️
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Most wars are started for stupid reasons. Good story.
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Thanks for reading sweetheart. Appreciate your comment.❤️
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Beautiful story and I loved the last sentence :
Most wars started from stupidity.
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Love you ❤️
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so enjoy reading your stories Laleh………and yes, wars are stupid.
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Thanks sweet Wendi, means a lot.❤️
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always, my pleasure.
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Really awesome writing, I hope of having the full story one day, may be after my son’s admission to college this year.Hats off madam for your excellent wriiting.
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Thanks so much dear, appreciate it. I would love you to read my book Climbing Over Grit. ❤️good luck to your son dear.❤️
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Thank you so much madam for your wishes and appreciation.🙏🌷🙏🌷🙏🌷
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My pleasure dear.❤️
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Forse (oppure no ) conosci un grande scrittore italiano del 900 Gianni Rodari che apparentemente scriveva per i bambini ma nella realtà trasmetteva profondi insegnamenti.
Questo è il caso del tuo racconto!
shera💙🌹
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You’re very kind dear. What a great writer with wonderful stories. Have a great weekend.❤️
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you too Dear Laleh 🎶🎵🎶🎵💙
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❤️
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Beautiful story.
All your stories, legends teach, go to reason and imagination.
greetings
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You’re an awesome friend and very supportive. Appreciate it.❤️
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Loved the story
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Thanks so much Sunith dear.❤️ appreciate your visit.
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Very interesting and I feel this shared review is also biblically reflective.
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You’re so kind my dear friend, appreciate it.❤️
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You are very welcome, Laleh!
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Marvelous story! I kept reading and wondering how it would end.
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You’re amazing dear, thanks a million ❤️
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You are most welcome Laleh.
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You’ve done a great job once again.
Have a nice weekend my Laleh!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks beautiful, appreciate your support.😘😘😘😘❤️😍
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Kisses !!!!
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🤗😘😍
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Great story Laleh!
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Appreciate your kindness dear.❤️
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…and the concept of war is becoming no more….people are finally ‘growing up’ and away from the “bully on the playground” mentality.
Wonderful sharing…..thank you.
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Appreciate your kindness dear.❤️
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Thanks for sharing
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Thanks dear for reading, appreciate your comment.❤️
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Lovely read and pictures to go with!
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Thanks darling, you’re so kind.❤️
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Nice read
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Thanks dear so much.❤️
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🌸😊
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Another wonderful tale, with equally wonderful photos, told by an exceptionally talented storyteller. 🙂
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Awww, you’re awesome my dear friend. Thanks a million.❤️❤️❤️
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So true about the cause of wars. It is heartbreaking.
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So shame, what they cause with war. Appreciate your kindness dear.❤️
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Hey ! Nice story👏
I have nominated you for mystery blogger award
Do check
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Thanks so much dear friend for nominating me , it was very kind and nice of you.❤️
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Your stories are so educating, informative, and unusual and professional.
I like your blog
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You’re a very kind friend. Thanks a million.❤️❤️❤️
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I love iran
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That is very kind of you. Have you been there?
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I not been there but my ancestors yes
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One day, lol.
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Maybe. I hope
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🙏🌷
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I not been tere bu my ancestors yes
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Sorry I not been there
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It is a beautiful country, under wrong hands, LOL.
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Do you know brazil ?
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I would love to see it one day, it’s in my bucket list.😂
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I was in brazil I lived there
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That’s nice, where do you live now?
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Argentina
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That’s on my list too, LOL.
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I Will waiting for you. Come soon
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Lol, thanks so much.
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Observado desde el angulo del rey él jamas dejaría una carta sobre su escritorio y , a su vez, la posibilidad de un sirviente robando dicha carta para nada existiría.
Por otro lado ( por ej el relato en si ) este es demasiado obvio en su desarrollo.
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You’re right, a king should not trust so fast. But none of the kings were as smart as we think.😂
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Yes but see hamlet father or mcbeth
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Yes, you’re right.❤️
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De cualquier modo en algunos tramos dicho relato podria tener una cuota de mayor sutileza y tambien intriga como para escapar un poco de los lugares comunes que tienden a considerar la ” puesta en
escena” como algo infantil .
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You have to see father hamlet or macbeth
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Exactly like World War I, it began with a small matter. And many nations have suffered for it.
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I can imagine, that’s so unfair. World in war in painful and sad. Appreciate your comment dear.❤️
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:-*
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A good one, indeed.
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Thanks so much dear, appreciate it.
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Might be, intelligent people will not be inhuman .
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The moral of this story is certainly a true one.
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Appreciate your kindness dear.❤️
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Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
STUPIDITY —-YES!
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Appreciate your kindness Jonathan.❤️
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YOU are very welcome!
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❤ ❤
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john and paul
ten things a free for all
two wise
in His eyes
one scardy cat
and that was that
merry yule
avoid the fate of reza pahavali and the peacock throne
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Merry Christmas John.
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Since time began, it has always been so!
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Merry Christmas dear.
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And the compliments of the season to you too!
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Appreciate it.
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Great story, Laleh, even the second time around. The message of this story is very true.
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Merry Christmas dear Janet, thanks for your kind friendship.
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Great story
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Appreciate it, dear.
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Magnificent story. So enjoy reading your stories Laleh.
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You’re awesome.🌺
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