Chocolate for Life

Life at the Pond

Charlie Richards and Christian Parenting

Kids & Family, Stories For Kids

4.5 • 761 Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2021

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Winner of the annual scavenger hunt wins a lifetime supply of Chocolate. And the creatures at the Pond make good progress at first, when they worked as one. But when they stop working together, they cost themselves a chance to win.

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0:00.0	Christian Parenting
0:03.5	Welcome to The Pond, a place where laughter and learning go together like a teenager and a telephone.
0:14.0	The Pond!
0:24.9	It was a so-so day at the pond.
0:25.9	I'm bored.
0:27.5	Said Floyd, the turtle.
0:29.6	How can you possibly be bored?
0:31.0	Asked Tony, the frog.
0:32.3	There's nothing to do.
0:33.5	Nothing to do?
0:35.3	How can that possibly be?
0:40.2	You can stand on your head, learn to juggle, do cartwheels.
0:43.1	A turtle on his head is a turtle who needs help.
0:48.6	That's a good point. Still, life is full of events. If nothing else, you can imagine.
0:52.6	Imagine what? Anything. There's no reason to be bored.
0:54.2	Okay. I'll think of something.
0:57.2	All right, good. How you doing?
0:59.7	Uh, I'm kind of drawing a blank here.
1:04.3	All right, I'll get you started. You're in the Old Testament. Around the time of David,
1:11.8	Saul and his men are trying to find the young man who will soon be king. The horses, the chariots, what are you hearing? Nothing.
1:12.8	Okay, new angle. Look at it this way. Are you bored when you're digging a hole?
1:17.9	No. Then go dig a hole. I'd rather be bored.
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