The Indian Chief then smiled at his son as his son just ask the most difficult in fact what were the birds and bees about and life in general.The chief looked around his tribe was busy with activity.
But his son came first so he sat just outside the teepee and staring at his son.' O.k.,'said the Indian Chief as he took a deep breath.
Suddenly as he started a green bullfrog hopped close to them and sat next too the Indian Chief,he seemed to smile the frog did ,' I'll get the frog,'said the boy,'We can have frog legs tonight,but his father stopped him and told the boy the frog was good luck.
The frog caught a fly,'You tell your son about life,'laughed the frog catching another fly,his son almost fainted but the Indian Chief laughed,his son rarely seeing him do that too.' He's a special frog son,he can talk,he used to be an Indian Chief like me but a spell was cast on him.'The frog shook his head,' Let me tell the story Chief,'said the Frog looking at his son.' And so it begun like this,'he said catching a fly.
to be continued.
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