A “mouse” was put at the top of a jar filled with grains.
He was so happy to find so much food around him that no longer he felt the need to run around searching for food and now he could happily live his life.
After a few days of enjoying the grains, he reached the bottom of the jar.
Now he was trapped and he couldn't get out of it.
He now has to solely depend upon someone to put grains in the same jar for him to survive.
He also may not get the grain of his choice and he cannot choose either.

Here are a few lessons to learn from this:
1) Short term pleasures can lead to long-term traps (living on benefits/furlough/spoilt by parents perhaps?).

2) If things are coming easy and you are getting comfortable, you are getting trapped into dependency.

3) When you are not using your skills, you will lose more than your skills. You lose your CHOICES and FREEDOM.

4) Freedom does not come easy but can be lost very quickly.
NOTHING comes easily in life and if it comes easily, maybe it is not worth it..

ain't that the truth

Frogs are smarter. The survivor swam until he churned butter. I call it tenacity.


"Do you know the story of the two frogs in a bowl of milk? - YMCA OF ...
Mar 2, 2011 — The second frog persevered, refused to give in, and gradually the milk turned into butter, until the frog was able to use it as a foothold to jump out of the bowl. The moral of this little inspiring story: Those who don't give up and perserver may be in for a pleasant surprise!"

Well said

In short, the mouse fell for sociali--- errrr, distancing....

You know that If a frog's butt wasn't watertight it would drown.

Actually, the amount of feed consumed would produce the same amount of 'fecal matter' discharged, leading to the same height for the mouse. Smelly? Probably, but he would still be able to escape.

Physics 101, every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Also someone can pour grain or any substance (rat poison) on top of him to suffocate and/or kill him.

latent heat

The first liar never has a chance.