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| Bora Bora Ocean View: Pexels |
- Tall giant named Ang- ngalo, only son of the God of building
- lived in mountains, and dug many caves
- Caves protected God of Wind, Angin
- One day saw a Goddess across the ocean, purest water, water was made of her tears
- Ang- ngalo walked across the water to her, his footprints are the deep caverns
- Beautiful maid was Sipgnet, Goddess of darknesses, wished for a mansion white as snow
- Went to Asin God of salt, and got bricks as white as snow
- Could not have her deep and quiet slumber disturbed, sent waves over the little tunnels and bridges the men were making
- This caused the water to become salty, with the salt washing in it
- Antonio asked his grandfather why the thumb was far away from the other fingers, he told this story
- Little finger was hungry and asked the ring finger
- Continued to ask other fingers, thumb said we should steal
- All disagreed and pushed the thumb away
- This is why the thumb is far from the others, was willing to steal, while the others were honest
- Willing to die than to steal
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| Hens in the grass: Pixabay |
- Crow bought a fine necklace from a merchant, so proud immediately started wearing it
- An old friend, a hen admired the necklace, and wished to borrow it for a day
- The Crow liked the hen, so he allowed her to borrow it for the day
- When the crow returned the hen and her chicks had their faces in the ground
- The Hen explained that they lost the necklace that the chicks took it, and that they had been searching forever
- The crow said the hen needed to pay him back or else he was going to take one chick a day until the necklace was paid off
- She had nothing to say but agree
- To this day, this is why chicks and hens put their faces in the ground, they are said to still be looking for this necklace
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