“Grandpa, grandpa, tell me a story,” asks little Verochka

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Safety Tales: Winter
Vladimir Bezmaly | 03/28/2017
There is nothing more boring than a long winter in a distant garrison. And in the summer you don't really have much fun. But in the summer there is fishing, hunting, the river. You can go mushroom picking after all. And even then you run around the forest for a whole week like an elk with soldiers. Maybe the officers' club in the evenings. And even then. Drinking? Tired of it. The library? It's, alas, small. In short, it's boring.

And in winter... Snow piles up. There is practically no connection. You can ski down from the second floor. That's why the kids have taken to visiting old Yefim. He has a year left until retirement. The kids have long since left. So he gathers the little ones. Tells them fairy tales.

That's how it was that evening.


- Honey, what kind of grandfather am I to you? I don’t even have any grandchildren of my own yet.

- So what? If you're telling stories, then you're a grandfather! Tell them!

- Okay. Listen, kids.

The story of a little curious dragon

In a far-far away country lived a little dragon. The whole uganda whatsapp data was that he was very, very curious. And he often got into trouble with adults for this. Like, where are you poking your nose, you're still too young. But he didn't take offense, understanding that adults, when they grow up, simply lose their curiosity. It hides behind everyday worries, work, constant activities. And then it just dies. And as soon as curiosity dies, the adult dragon dies too. Or rather, he can live, go to work, but in fact he is already dead.

One day, a tablet appeared in the little dragon's house. He was given it for his birthday.

- Here's a new toy for you. It's full of answers to your questions. Use it! You can read, watch cartoons, play! All your peers do it!

- Yes? But then why can't they answer my questions? Every time they climb into their devices to answer the simplest questions. Is there nothing in their heads? Is everything only in the device?