Continuing in this series of fables by Aesop, today&#39;s focus is gratitude, its presence and absence. We&#39;ll discuss one of Aesop&#39;s most popular fables about the lion with the thorn in his paw, and the importance of valuing truth and the ones who are willing to share it with us, even when it is painful. I hope you enjoy it, and please share with anyone you think might appreciate it.
 
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Friends and Fables - Peacock Feathers - Linda Billson

We’re meant for good in each other’s lives. Just think about how contagious a smile can be, or laughter, even from a stranger. We have the potential to heal and champion one another, to help each other grow even when we don’t see eye to eye. Meant for Good is a collection and exploration of stories and ideas that challenge and inspire.