A poor Fisherman, who lived on the fish he caught, had bad luck one day and caught nothing but a very small fry. The Fisherman was about to put it in his basket when the little Fish said:
"Please spare me, Mr. Fisherman! I am so small it is not worth while to carry me home. When I am bigger, I shall make you a much better meal."
But the Fisherman quickly put the fish into his basket.
"How foolish I should be," he said, "to throw you back. However small you may be, you are better than nothing at all."
Moral: A small gain is worth more than a large promise.
Reflection: Life is full of promises and we never loose hope for it. But in times our needs are immediate, we need to be contended even in small things than to wait and wait with out assurance if that will even come true.
Reflection: Life is full of promises and we never loose hope for it. But in times our needs are immediate, we need to be contended even in small things than to wait and wait with out assurance if that will even come true.
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