The Death of Edith Cavell
A number of years ago I encountered the story of Edith Cavell for the first time and was strongly tempted to write a book about…
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A number of years ago I encountered the story of Edith Cavell for the first time and was strongly tempted to write a book about…
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One of the ways to determine if a given situation requires courage is to dig for the risk. On Lion’s Whiskers our definition of courage…
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Know how you can tell this classic is about physical courage? All the huffing and puffing! Just as The Three Billy Goats Gruff had plenty…
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I have two anecdotes to share today, and then something to say about them. Last year, my friend B. shared a wonderful “Plan B” story…
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I found a very interesting story the other day that highlights moral courage in an unusual way. Animal fables typically offer the lion and the…
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When I was a teenager, we heard that two kids from a rival high school had been “parking” near the reservoir late one Saturday night….
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The good news: here is a delightful story I was reminded of recently, the story of the Brave Little Dutch Boy, a tale of moral…
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Versions of this tale have been collected from many countries, including Korea, Japan, China, the Philippines, Tanzania and Kenya. Details change to suit local circumstances,…
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A fable from Aesop that has seen a lot of play over the centuries is the Ant and the Grasshopper. The story extols the industrious…
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Hurricane Irene headed my family’s way recently. Were we scared? No. Did we decide to cut short our RV vacation by one night in order to avoid…
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