Sand and Stone

>>
 >> >             Sand and Stone
 >>
 >> >             TWO FRIENDS WERE WALKING
 >> >             THROUGH THE DESERT.
 >> >             DURING SOME POINT OF THE
 >> >             JOURNEY, THEY HAD AN
 >> >             ARGUMENT; AND ONE FRIEND
 >> >             SLAPPED THE OTHER ONE
 >> >             IN THE FACE.
 >> >             THE ONE WHO GOT SLAPPED
 >> >             WAS HURT, BUT WITHOUT
 >> >             SAYING ANYTHING,
 >> >             WROTE IN THE SAND:
 >> >
 >> >             TODAY MY BEST FRIEND
 >> >             SLAPPED ME IN THE FACE.
 >> >
 >> >             THEY KEPT ON WALKING,
 >> >             UNTIL THEY FOUND AN OASIS,
 >> >             WHERE THEY DECIDED
 >> >             TO TAKE A BATH
 >> >
 >> >             THE ONE WHO HAD BEEN
 >> >             SLAPPED GOT STUCK IN THE
 >> >             MIRE AND STARTED DROWNING,
 >> >             BUT THE FRIEND SAVED HIM.
 >> >
 >> >             AFTER HE RECOVERED FROM
 >> >             THE NEAR DROWNING,
 >> >             HE W ROTE ON A STONE:
 >> >
 >> >             "TODAY MY BEST FRIEND
 >> >             SAVED MY LIFE ".
 >> >
 >> >             THE FRIEND WHO HAD SLAPPED
 >> >             AND SAVED HIS BEST FRIEND
 >> >             ASKED HIM, "AFTER I HURT YOU,
 >> >             YOU WROTE IN THE SAND AND NOW,
 >> >             YOU WRITE ON A STONE, WHY?"
 >> >
 >> >             THE FRIEND REPLIED
 >> >             "WHEN SOMEONE HURTS US
 >> >             WE SHOULD WRITE IT DOWN
 >> >             IN SAND, WHERE WINDS OF
 >> >             FORGIVENESS CAN ERASE IT AWAY.
 >> >             BUT, WHEN SOMEONE DOES
 >> >             SOMETHING GOOD FOR US,
 >> >             WE MUST ENGRAVE IT IN STONE
 >> >             WHERE NO WIND
 >> >             CAN EVER ERASE IT."
 >> >
 >> >             LEARN TO WRITE
 >> >             YOUR HURTS IN
 >> >             THE SAND AND TO
 >> >             CARVE YOUR
 >> >             BENEFITS IN STONE.
 >> >
 >> >             THEY SAY IT TAKES A
 >> >             MINUTE TO FIND A SPECIAL
 >> >             PERSON, AN HOUR TO
 >> >             APPRECIATE THEM, A DAY
 >> >             TO LOVE THEM, BUT THEN
 >> >             AN ENTIRE LIFE
 >> >             TO FORGET THEM.
 >> >
 >> >             SEND THIS PHRASE TO
 >> >             THE PEOPLE YOU'LL NEVER
 >> >             FORGET. I JUST DID.
 >> >
 >> >
 >> >             DO NOT VALUE THE THINGS
 >> >             YOU HAVE IN YOUR LIFE, BUT VALUE
 >> >             WHO YOU HAVE IN YOUR LIFE !
 >> >             AND IF I HAPPEN TO GET IT BACK,
 >> >             THEN I KNOW MY PLACE IN YOUR LIFE.

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