10th Aug 2023
Once upon a time, there was a foolish boy named Jack. Jack had a habit of wearing mismatched socks and always wore his cap backwards. He thought it made him look cool, but everyone else just thought he looked silly. One day, Jack was walking down the street, holding a banana peel and laughing to himself. He thought it would be funny to throw the peel on the ground and see if anyone would slip on it.
As Jack continued walking, he came across a closed door with a sign that said 'Push'. Without thinking, Jack pulled on the door handle and tried to push the door open. Of course, it didn't budge. Jack laughed at his own mistake and decided to try pulling the door instead. Again, he failed to open the door and realized that he should have read the sign properly.
On another day, it started to rain heavily while Jack was outside. Instead of finding shelter or using an umbrella, Jack decided to stand in the rain and enjoy the moment. He thought it would be fun to feel the raindrops on his skin. However, he soon realized that standing in the rain without any protection was not as enjoyable as he had imagined. He ended up getting soaked and had to run home to change his clothes.
One sunny day, Jack saw a beautiful butterfly fluttering around the park. He thought it would be fun to catch it with a net and keep it as a pet. Jack tried to approach the butterfly slowly, but every time he got close, it would fly away. Jack spent hours chasing the butterfly, but it always managed to escape his grasp. Eventually, Jack gave up and realized that some things are meant to be free.
One day, Jack decided to learn how to juggle. He bought three colorful balls and started practicing in his backyard. However, no matter how hard he tried, the balls kept falling to the ground. Jack would get frustrated and start again, but the same thing would happen. He couldn't understand why he couldn't juggle like the professionals he had seen on TV. Eventually, Jack realized that juggling requires skill and practice, and he was just being foolish to expect to be good at it right away. He decided to keep practicing and one day become a great juggler.
