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Friday, April 14, 2006
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There was a boy who was bad-tempered. His father gave him a sack full of nails and said: -Whenever you get furious and lose your temper, hammer one nail in the fence.- The first day the boy hammered 37 nails in the fence. During the next few months, he learned to control his fury so the number of nails hammered gradually reduced. He discovered that it's easier to control his temper than hammer the nails in the fence...
And so came the day, when he didn't get furious for the whole day. He told that to his father, and then his father suggested him the following: -Each day when you succeed to control your temper, pull one nail out of the fence.- And so months and years went by and finally one day the young man succeeded to pull all of the nails out of the fence. His father took his hand, lead him to the fence and said: -Well done, my son, but look at all those holes in the fence. It's never gonna be the same again. When you say something while furious, your words leave a scar just like these holes in the fence. You can stab a man with a knife and pull the knife out, and after that, no matter how many times you say that you're sorry, the wounds stay.- The verbal wound is just as painful as the physical one. Friends are very rare jewels, they make you smile, they encourage you to succeed in something, they are ready to hear you, to share your pain, they have nice words for you and their heart is always open for you.
Retell this story to anyone who you consider your friend.
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