Lake Rodney Chipster

"Failure is not embarrassing. How else you learn?" Dwin returned with a rhetorical question of her own, while she herself figured out, which was better - to be a fish or a bird. Life in water was very tempting, but it seemed that creatures of this habitat were closely tied to it. Birds - on the other hand - had more mobility and choice. 

"I would go for a bird, me thinks. My family has a long tradition of naming kids or giving a second name at least of that of a bird," she told. "My second name is Owl. In honor of my grand... grand-grand-grand-mother," she paused, trying to count quickly, how many generations were there between her and the legendary March Owl. 

"If you are not a good swimmer, what were you doing in the water then?" she asked.