In a distant town there is a family that is very industrious. From father to mother and children it is apparent that they are just shining. Many are jealous of the family organization because they all work together.
The diligence of all members is why it is always remarkable that they are richly harvested.
Despite the abundant life, the family does not look tired. The better their livelihoods, the more they work.
"They are the ones to imitate you in order to grow," elders often counsel others.
There was a famine in the town. Extreme flooding damaged crops. Most of the locals couldn't afford to eat because they were satisfied that they could always plant.
Fortunately, hard-working families are happy and content. They divided the food into their compatriots.
"There is nothing wrong with being prepared for unexpected times," said the family's father. "May this event be a lesson to all."
"You're very, very good," said a man who had heard. "You just give a little bit of what you said."
"I don't have any bad intentions. I just want to be consistent during the trial,"
"You're saying you're proud because we have to rely on you!" emphasis the man.
The discussion only stopped when an elder intervened. It said they needed more cooperation than to fight.
Not everyone thought that would result in tragedy. The man was insulted because of the narrow-mindedness planned to retaliate. One night it burned down the family home that led to the family's death.
The whole town was crying.
They mourn the loss of a family that opens their minds to the value of hard work.
A few months after the family was buried, two elders visited the burning home.
They immediately noticed a group of small insects sitting on one side of the yard. They are in line and each carries a grain that is gathered to their home.
The two elders looked at each other. They know that those insects are the hardworking family. They call them ants.
Ang masisipag na langam na laging may naka handa kung ganyan ang ibang tao di tayo mag hihirap.