Anciently there was an old man moving through the towns to preach. Some say it is the Apostle Peter but St. Paul says it. In any case, one day the preacher landed in a distant town after long hours of traveling.
The old man is also very tired and very hungry. The old man secretly rejoiced at the arrival of a house in which the fragrant fragrance of the bread being baked could smell the air. She approached the house with the fragrant smell of bread and begged from the landlady. The woman makes bread for sale.
There was a lot of work here that day so a lot of cooking came when the elders arrived. But the woman was reluctant to hand over the cooked ones because they were too big. The woman waited for the old man. He said he was going to release something new. What the woman did was want a smaller meal for the apostle. When the dough was frozen, it still came out big.
The girl wanted more then cooked. She regretted it because she thought it was too big to give. The woman massaged and frozen several times, but again and again she set aside to cook a little more. The old man knew why he had waited so long for the piece of bread that the woman still could not give it.
The elder goes on to say, "You have been given so much grace and yet you are still mourning. From now on, you will struggle with everything you will eat." It wasn't long before the apostle left to find a favor that would give him something to eat. The preacher was just steps away from an incident that took place inside his house.
Gradually the woman changed her appearance to become a bird. When the cat saw it he jumped right in. It just flew away so the cat couldn't catch it. In fear of the woman becoming a bird, it flew into the forest. There it never stopped peeling trees to get something to eat. That bird is the hawk or woodpecker.