Friends
Packing up the dreams God planted,
In the fertile soil of you.
I can’t believe the hopes He’s granted,
Means a chapter in your life is through.
But we’ll keep you close, as always.
It won’t even seem you’ve gone.
Cause our hearts in big and small ways,
Will keep the love that keeps us strong.
(Chorus) And friends are friends forever, If the Lord’s the Lord of them. And a friend will not say never, Because the e will not end. Though it’s hard to let you go, In the Father’s hands we know, That a lifetime’s not too long to live as friends
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The Giving Tree
by Shel Silverstein
There is a story in America by Shel Silverstein called The Giving Tree. It speaks of a child’s friendship with a tree. Each day a young girl visits a tree. She climbs and plays and sleeps in its shade. In time, the friendship with the tree changes. This story is very meaningful to the North American teachers. We hope you enjoy it as we now share it with you.
There once was a tree that loved a girl. Every day the girl e, climb from his branches, sleep in his shade, eat his apples, pick leaves and play queen of the forest.
The tree loved the girl. And the tree was happy.
One day the girl came to the tree. The tree said, “Come girl, come. Climb and play and swing from my branches. Sit in my shade and play queen of the forest.” The girl said, “I have no time to climb and play. I need money. I want to buy things. Can you help me?”
“Here girl. Come. Take my apples and sell them in the city. Then you will have money and you can buy things.”
The girl was gone for a long time. One day she returned again to visit the tree. The tree shook with joy as he saw the ing toward him. “Come girl, come,” he said. “Climb from my branches. Sit in my shade and play queen of the forest.”
“I have no time to climb and play now. I’m getting older. I want a family. I need a husband and a house. Can you give me a house?”
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