#PersistAndBuild

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A Bird Story

Hi, my name is Raven and I am very particular about the pebbles I use in my nest. I believe that the more beautiful the pebble, the better the home it will provide for my family. I spend a lot of time searching for the perfect pebbles and even enlist the help of my friends and family in the search.

I have a sibling named Jay who is always eager to help. Jay is not as skilled at finding pebbles as I am, but I always appreciate the effort. Together, we spend many afternoons searching for the perfect pebbles to add to my nest.

I believe that education is important and often take breaks from my search to watch the children in the nearby schoolyard. I am always amazed at how much children can learn in just one day. I am also fascinated by the environment and how it is changing over time. I notice that the water levels are rising and the trees are being cut down.

I know that it is important to take care of the environment and I encourage my friends and family to do the same. I believe that it is important to honor the environment and all the creatures that live in it.

As I continue to build my nest, I encounter many challenges. Sometimes, I drop a pebble and have to start all over again. Other times, the wind blows away the pebbles and I have to search for them all over again. But I have the courage and never give up.

In the end, my nest is the most beautiful in the area. It is made of the most perfect pebbles and is a true accomplishment for me. I feel proud of my work and am happy to share my nest with my friends and family.

I learn that with hard work and determination, it is possible to accomplish anything. Even when things don't go as planned, I know that failure is just a part of the journey. It is all about how you react to the failures and whether you choose to keep going or give up.

And so, I continue to travel from San Jose to San Francisco every day, always looking for new challenges to overcome and new pebbles to add to my beautiful nest.