"He stretched his legs and hurried to start his day."

"The savanna was beautiful and full of life, but Floyd was worried."

"He had a race today and he wanted to be the fastest."

"Floyd began his training, he ran faster and faster."

"As he ran, he noticed his friend George the giraffe."

"George, I am worried about the race," Floyd confessed."

"George replied, 'just remember to have fun, Floyd.'"

"Floyd took George's advice and decided to enjoy his training."

"He noticed the beautiful wildflowers and the birds above."

"By the time the race came, Floyd felt happier."

"He ran as fast as he could, enjoying every moment."

"Floyd won the race and his friends cheered for him."

"He was the fastest, but he had also had the most fun."

"Floyd thanked George for his advice and they celebrated together."

"Floyd learned that being the fastest was great, but enjoying the race was even better."

"The next day, Floyd woke up and stretched his legs."

"He looked out at the beautiful savanna and smiled."

"He was excited to run and enjoy his day."

"Floyd, the fastest cheetah, was also the happiest."