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john john the story telling mouse sat high on a toadstool house telling the story as it was told to him and at the children he did grin. he started to tell the story of peter mouse and how story telling came about. this was the story as it was told to me and been passed down throughout our history. when the angels came down to bless the child in the barn, they did not see. a distant relative of you and me. he was peter mouse who would crawl into the barnyard house. he was there putting away his goodies at that time, and everything that night was going fine. when entered the human couple with all their belongings on the donkeys back. the man human started piling up the hay where his wife would now stay. from his hiding place he could see that her stomach was as big as can be. he laid his wife down upon the hay and to the lord he did pray. he said: ' this is the only place that we could find, and it's just about that time.' soon afterwards she felt the pains and prepared herself for what was to come our GODS first born son. this manchild was as beautiful as can be and above the barn a star shone so brightly. he saw a choir of angels come down 'and praised the child on the ground.' then he saw the shepherd boy and soon three kings from afar who followed this shining star. the angels blessed all that was within and he felt a chill begin. they stayed until she felt fine then through the mountains they did climb. peter mouse was right in back never stopping or letting up slack. he saw this child grow up to be a man and preached GODS words throughout the lands. he followed every step of the way and witnessed all that JESUS had done from dawn to setting sun. JESUS had seen him many years back and from that day forward carried him in his pack. he lived to be a hundred and ten years old and told the story to all his fold. since then its been passed on from generation to generation for he has been our salvation
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