To Be Foxy…

A lion, wolf and fox go hunting. After, they settle down to share the meal they all deserve. The lion asks the wolf to give a portion of the spoils to each of them. The wolf does so, reserving the best portion for himself. The lion raises one of his mighty paws in anger and kills the wolf, after which he asks the fox to ‘share the meat better’. The fox gives everything to the lion. “When did you learn such wisdom?” the lion asks. “When I heard the wolf’s head crack.” Ah…to be fox-y…

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Today’s African Proverb (9.1.11)

It is impossible to go and look into the stomach of another. (Togo)

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Today’s African Proverb (6.23.11)

There can be no peace without understanding. (Senegal)

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Today’s African Proverb (6.19.11)

Another’s eye is not faithful like one’s own. (Benin, Nigeria, Togo- Yoruba)

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Today’s African Proverb (6.16.11)

If a bird does not recognize a tree, it will not rest on it.  (Cameroon

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Today’s African Proverb (5.18.11)

A stubborn chicken learns its lesson in a hot pot of soup. (Africa)

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Today’s African Proverb (5.13.11)

The wise man never takes a step too long for his leg. (Egypt)

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Today’s African Proverb (3.11.11)

If you educate a man you educate an individual, but if you educate a woman you educate a nation.  (Ghana)

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Today’s African Proverb (3.7.11)

As long as a human being lives s/he will learn. (Libya)

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Today’s African Proverb 3.5.11

Only he who treads on the fire feels it.   (Libya)

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Today’s African Proverb (2.1.11)

The land where the stones know you is worth more than the land where the people know you.  (Niger, Mali, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt- Berber)

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Today’s African Proverb (1.12.11)

You know how much you have passed through; you don’t know how much you still have left.  (Haiti)

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Today’s African Proverb (11.18.10)

If you trample on a blind man’s testicles, next time he hears your footsteps, he will close his legs. (Gambia)

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Today’s African Proverb (10.25.10)

Not to know is bad; not to wish to know is worse.  (Nigeria)

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Today’s African Proverb (10.21.10)

The man chased away with a club comes back, but the one chased away with reason will not.  (Ghana)

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