Once upon a time there was a young NOUN named Alondra. Alondra always saw the good where there was none, no matter what happened. Even on the NOUN days, he always found a way to stay ADJECTIVE . One day, Alondra found herself VERB in bad weather. The rain ADVERB heavily. Many people around him complained about this, either because they were late for work or simply couldn't do their daily activities. Alondra, instead of letting herself be ADJECTIVE by the weather, decided to go out with a colorful NOUN and a smile. He came across an elderly NOUN who was struggling to stay dry in the rain and decided to share his umbrella with him. Together they VERB through the wet streets, chatting and laughing despite the weather. Alondra's positive attitude not only made the old man happy, but also other people who saw her walking in the rain with a smile on her face. Soon, more people joined their attitude and began to see bad weather as an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature
Alondra's story shows that our NOUN can make a difference in how we deal with life's problems. Although we cannot control what surrounds us, we can always choose how we react to them. Just as Alondra chose to stay ADJECTIVE and find NOUN even on a rainy day, we too can choose to see the good in the midst of difficulties . NOUN
