There are two small birds that live in a tree branch. They named Kiki and Kiku. Both birds are friendly, but their nature is different. Kiki always wake up in the morning before sunrise. He was exercising in the branches of trees, jumping from branch to branch, fly around trees and sing. Kiki most happy, if he could see the sunrise.
"Good morning, good sun," says Kiki friendly.
"Good morning, too, Kiki! Ho ho ho, this morning again you get up earlier than me, "Sun said.
Sun and Kiki almost every day conversation. If Kiki diligent wake up in the morning, Kiku otherwise. He never woke up when the sun is not above the treetops. Because sleep too long and rarely exercise, Kiku often sick. Kiki annoyed with Kiku laziness. Because he could not straighten his bed in the morning.
Kiki find a way so that Kiku not lazy to wake up early again.
"Kiku, did you eat worms?" Asked Kiki in one day.
"Not yet, how does it feel?" Kiku feel interested.
"Never eat worms? Then do not call yourself a bird. Every true bird must have been eating worms every morning, "Kiki said, patting his chest.
"Then I'll look for worms," said Kiku curious. "You will find worms where?" Sneered Kiki.
"I? I do not know, "said Kiki embarrassed. "I want to tell. Just so you want to get up early tomorrow. "" All right! "
The next day, as usual Kiku up before sunrise. He struggled to wake Kiku. Because Kiku still sleepy, Kiku often closes his eyes.
"See Kiku! Mrs. Chicken was pawing the ground. Worm aplenty! Do not you want to eat? "Asked Kiki. Instantly Kiku running while dozing, opened his eyes.
"Petok. petook! Come on, Kiki, ask your friend have breakfast together, "urged Mrs. Chicken. They also have breakfast in the morning with joy.
"Kiki, I've been eating worms. So I was a real bird, "said Kiku. "But a true bird was always up before sunrise," said kiki.
"I will get used to wake up early from now on. As it turns up that morning fun. I feel my body is very healthy, "said Kiku.
"From now on we can exercise in the morning," said Kiki. "Certain!"
"Then let fly. One, two, three! "Said Kiki. Both birds are shot into the air. They flew merrily among the branches.
(END)
