Once upon a time, in a big forest, there was a little bird named Dizzy. Dizzy loved to fly in circles all day long. He would fly around and around until he felt dizzy. His friends would watch and laugh.
One day, a wise old owl saw Dizzy flying in circles. The owl flew down and said, "Dizzy, you must understand that flying in circles all the time will make you very dizzy. It is good to fly straight sometimes too." But Dizzy didn't listen. He kept flying in circles, feeling more and more dizzy.
Then, something unexpected happened. While Dizzy was flying in circles, he got so dizzy that he bumped into a tree. His friends saw this and felt bad for laughing before. They all came to help Dizzy. The wise old owl came too and said, "Now you understand why it is important to fly straight sometimes."
Dizzy learned his lesson and started to fly straight more often. He still liked flying in circles, but not all the time. His friends were happy, and they all played together in the big forest. The moral of the story is to listen to wise advice and not to do the same thing all the time.
