Frogs Fables: Timeless Life Lessons from the Pond

Join me for a delightful dive into the whimsical world of frogs and their fables! In this video, I’ll share timeless life lessons straight from the pond, where our amphibian friends teach us about resilience, friendship, and embracing change.
These charming stories offer wisdom and laughter, perfect for adding a splash of fun to your day. So grab a cup of tea, sit back, and let’s explore the pond's enchanting tales together!
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[@suzettecooper382]

My yard is full of frogs, so calming. Beautiful creatures. Frog fables,important to our existence. The frog and the scorpion is a frightening fable. Evidently very true.

[@HumphreyOtto]

I love frogs 🥰🥰🥰

[@mialorenzen3538]

Those frog 🐸 stories have a lot of great lessons, I think we should add: kissing the frog and he becomes a prince 🫅 is my favorite! Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day, everyone and Margaret!! ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@sixtyandme]

Great idea!!!

[@suzettecooper382]

Oh yes. A prince

[@angelatroutman7128]

I love frogs. My favorite was the butter. Never give up. 🐸

[@HumphreyOtto]

that’s nice ❤❤❤ how are you doing?

[@vickylee5579]

I really enjoyed these. They all have a good lesson. Thanks Margaret ♥️

[@sixtyandme]

You are so welcome!

[@tracyfederman7502]

I recall the scorpion and the frog, but in the story I remember the scorpion didn’t make it to the other side of the river after stinging the frog thereby creating his own demise when the frog sank. The moral of the story being the same that despite the detrimental outcome sometimes we do things because it’s our nature. Cute stories, enjoyed them. ❤

[@MSWcryptoworker]

I love chat GBT because it is helping decide which countries to visit first due to weather concerns. Keep sharing 🎉

[@sixtyandme]

Absolutely!!

[@youngkea4642]

Such delightful stories! Thank you for all your videos.

[@sixtyandme]

Glad you like them!

[@veralubov7405]

Always loved Aesop's fables! Nowadays, I call myself "a frog that makes butter"; there are no other options...

[@deborahlarson2650]

This was a cool video 🤗🐸 Great common sense stories. We do forget to use our common sense & need reminding. Thank you 😉

[@sixtyandme]

thank you so much Deborah. It was a bit of a change and I hope people enjoyed it.

[@cindydean2371]

The one with the scorpion hit home. One of my daughters can be really nice, and then ignores me for months. When the frog asked why the scorpion bit him, and he said it's my nature, that's the truth about my daughter 😢 So sad, but being as I'm 77, finally realize she's not going to change.

[@sallymatich6409]

How about the saying/expression: Sometimes you have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince 😊

[@sixtyandme]

hi Sally. Yes, that was one that I missed. But some people mentioned it :-) it’s a very good one.

[@MSWcryptoworker]

Plus I’m 70 and will travel solo

[@sixtyandme]

You will be fine!!

[@sandradorsey5001]

AI , is not going too be what people 🤔 💬 think , it will start off as being a good thing but , people will change it for 😔 something bad🙏

[@sixtyandme]

what are you basing that on. I think everything technology has the opportunity to be taken in multiple directions. I don’t think that Ai or accessible information, which is what I’m calling it. These days is generically harmful.