The Little Prepared Red Hen
By RathunterBased on "THE LITTLE RED HEN"
Once upon a time there was a farm. In this farm there were
twenty sheep, a little red hen, and a farmer who was in
charged of every thing. So one night a wolf snuck into the farm
and ate one of the sheep. The next morning the farmer
said “don’t worry Ill take care of everything”. So the farmer
built a little fence. The sheep then felt better. However the
little red hen knew something was wrong so she started
building up her coup with extra seed for food and more water.
All the silly sheep laughed and mocked her saying all her preps
where a waste of time, and that the farmer would protect
them. The little red hen responded by saying that they should
start preparing as well because one day they might need it to
survive incase when tshtf in the entire farm. But the poor
sheep didn’t listen. That night the wolf came along again
except with his friend and jumped the fence and ate three
more sheep.
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That morning the sheep complained to the farmer, and he
said “don’t get upset the wolves were really hungry because at
there den there’s not much food or clean water; also they
chase away varmints for free”. “They will probably go back on
their own”. The sheep felt bad for the wolves so they left some
of their water and supplies to make their stay more welcomed.
Some sheep were even learning to howl and bark like wolves.
Meanwhile the little red hen was hard at work sharpening his
claws and his beak for self defense. The farmer didn’t like the
idea, because he was worried when the time came to harvest
the hen that she would fight back in defense. While the little
red hen was preparing, the sheep said that they didn’t like the
right to bear claws. The little red hen ignored them knowing
that they were ignorant, and when the time to defend
themselves from wolves and other threats like the farmer
comes, that they will be hopeless. And so that night the
wolves then returned again this time with the entire pack. All
together they ate six sheep, as well as thirty varmints.
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That next morning was a scary one for the sheep; they
started to realize that the fence wasn’t helping. The wolves
didn’t just take all the presents, but all the water, recourses,
and ten lives. On top of it all the wolves didn’t even leave the
farm; they were building dens next to the barn! By that time
there were ten sheep left. The wolves were starting to out
number the entire farm. The sheep were starting to panic so
they went to the farmer for help. The sheep said that the
wolves were doing more harm than good, and they keep eating
the flock. The farmer scratching his rear pondering then
gradually said that he will step up security at the perimeter of
his farm. He also said that the sheep should try to consider
letting the wolves by the barn to stay, because it would be
nearly impossible to try to catch them all. The sheep put their
hoofs down and said no. So the farmer reluctantly had no
choice but to get up and try to kick them out. When the sheep
returned to their quarters they noticed that all their water was
gone, and their food bin destroyed. Somehow the Sheep had to
find remains of water and eat the feed off the ground. While
this was going on the little red hen was making a bug out bag
with survival supplies and needs, also she put wheels on her
coup making it a bug out vehicle. The sheep saw that and
commented amongst themselves. Except this time it wasn’t
negative. They’re were getting Ideas for themselves. They
asked the little red hen what to do. Packing her bug out bag in
her bug out vehicle, replied “you should have been doing what
I have been doing all week”. The Sheep softly asked “what
where you doing”? The hen annoyed by their foolish behavior
then shouts “PREPARING”!
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That Night the wolves brought other packs into the farm.
This time it was madness. There was yelling, howling, rioting,
and chaos. The sheep were frightened and didn’t know what to
do! If only they had been prepared like the little red hen
warned maybe they wouldn’t be in this mess. So they went up
to the farmer to see what to do, and he said well to me it
seems that you sheep cant handle things your selves, so I’m
going to issue these Identification tags on all of you for your
safety. The sheep were starving, tired, and were not in the
mood for any more excuses. So they decided to try to escape.
When they ran back to their pens they noticed that the little
red hen was packed up and ready to go. The sheep ask where
she is going. The little red hen says “far away”. As she started
riding her coup out of the farm a couple of wolves were
thinking of eating her until they saw her claws. However they
did see all the defenseless sheep and the one farmer in the
distance; so they decided to eat good that night, and they
did. People often wondered what ever happened to the little
red hen. Some say she went up north with the Canadian
geese, others say she had chicks with a handsome rooster in a
farm far away. To be honest with you folks the world may
never know.
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