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The Three Little Pigs

There once were three little pigs, who when they got old enough went out to build themselves each a little home near a lonely store in the country.

The first little pig went to the store and bought a bunch of cardboard boxes (because he said it was the "easy way") and made him self a house.

The second little pig went to the store and bought a bunch of pine 1x1s  (because he said it was fast and that pine was tough) and built him self a house purely out of those and nails.

The third little pig went to the store, but it wasn't to buy, it was to work, he walked up to the clerk/owner, "I'd like to fill out an application to work at this store please"he said. The clerk answered "Sorry we don't have applications for people let alone pigs, but I can let you work for the day." So the pig was brought to the back and put to work..........

By about 6.00 p.m the first little pig had his house of cardboard up and running, the second little pig was just making some finishing touches on his house and the third little pig was getting his first pay check of $50.00 from the store clerk, then he bought a sleeping bag and a tent, set up camp and fell fast asleep (as did the other little pigs in their homes).

 The first and second little pig got up the next morning to find out that they had no money to buy breakfast because they had spent it all on the luxuries of the home and not the necessity's.

The third little pig on the other hand had plenty of money for food and necessity's. He ate his breakfast, then went to work and after that setting up a sturdy little home and had a very prosperous life, going to work each day at sunrise and coming back at sunset.

         
                                                           

                                                                   The end   
                             of The Three Little Pigs                                     

     P.S. This is what the first and second little pig grew up to be.

P.P.S. The third little pig, because he was able to support and feed him self, grew up to be very fat, (in a good and tasty way) and was eventually butchered and eaten.





  

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