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Laaf Fairytale

The History of the Laafs

 

As with most fairy tales, this story begins with 'Once upon a time...' However, the Laaf tale is quite unique. For the Laafs are not only legendary characters from the past; they still exist! The story lives on, even as you read this. And better yet, you can visit the Laafs. But we're getting ahead of ourselves....Let's start at the beginning!
Long, long ago the Laafs lived at the North Pole. "Brrrrrr...far too cold," you might say. "Only Eskimos and polar bears can live there." That is true today, but in that time, millions of years ago, things were different. The North Pole was a tropical paradise. Beautifully-colored birds soared in the air, palm trees swayed in the gentle breeze and it was so delightfully warm that the Laafs did not even need to build houses for shelter. They just slept under a straw roof in the open air.

The Laafs were good to each other. They never quarreled. They enjoyed a happy existence with one another, in the tropical paradise at the North Pole. Father Laaf and Mother Lot, the patriarch and matriarch of the Laafs, oftentimes looked contentedly at one another and sighed, "How fortunate we are to have such happy children!"
The Laaf's happiness lasted for many years. So long, in fact, that it seemed like it would last forever. The sun shone, the birds chirped and magnificent flowers bloomed.  Every once in a while, Mother Lot thought to herself, "It is almost too good to be true."
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