THE CHEF’S POT AND THE POET’S TAT

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Experience is a teacher, there is no doubt to it. There are three things we learned from experience. First, our body is trained from its phtsical strain and perils. But the perk of which is good, if not an excellent, training especially when continued. We saw how the bees work from a mile after a mile and many more miles. They seems to never tire. They work not for itself but for its colony. Second, experience tends the heart for the value of its cause. The effect of every experience a man laid on his shoulder is a gold when valued. Look at how the bees work: their wings carry the burden of flapping for hours, even galf a day. They never cease from looking for flowers to get their precious nectar, an ingredient in making honey. Consiser how experience teaches human aside from training of the body and the value of which---the third is the regards for and from a higher Providence.