the others a pig, a chicken, and a horse.The cow, now part of the herd, discovered the grass was not
as sweet as it smelled. The sheep, usually playful, found the woolly coat too hot for the summer day.
The pig, usually content, missed the comfort of a soft bed. The chicken, usually active, felt confined
within the coop. And the horse, once free to roam, was now tied to a post.Each child experienced the
hardships of farm life, realizing the beauty of their human existence. As the sun began to set, a kind
farmer, sensing the magic, poured water into the well, reversing the spell.The children returned to
their human forms, grateful for the lesson learned. They appreciated the simplicity of being
themselves and the joy of a normal life.From that day on, they cherished every moment, knowing
that sometimes, what you have is more wonderful than what you wish for.
