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Title: Contentment
Author: acoustics1220
Format & Word Count: Ficlet, 1006 words/4,933 characters (no spaces)/5,954 characters (with spaces)
Rating: G
Prompt: August 4th the swing set (image under the cut)
Warning: Cavity inducing fluff =D
Summary: Playgrounds: an environment important in nurturing children. ‘Professionals recognize that the social skills that children develop on the playground become lifelong skill sets that are carried forward into their adulthood. Independent research concludes that playgrounds are among the most important environments for children outside the home. Most forms of play are essential for healthy development, but free, spontaneous play—the kind that occurs on playgrounds—is the most beneficial type of play.’ Reference.com
Author's Note: Many thanks to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
the_lone_jen, chibitoaster, and thebouncingball the first two for so kindly offering to read my jibberish, and to the latter for graciously agreeing to read through my HHr-ness. I am dreadfully sorry to say that I scrambled on this drabble. I had three different people look at it early on, and I’m very grateful to them, but after I edited [in the late evening hours of August 3rd] no one reread it for further errors. All errors are my own.
( The breeze was refreshing and entreating. He hoped this would last forever. )
Author: acoustics1220
Format & Word Count: Ficlet, 1006 words/4,933 characters (no spaces)/5,954 characters (with spaces)
Rating: G
Prompt: August 4th the swing set (image under the cut)
Warning: Cavity inducing fluff =D
Summary: Playgrounds: an environment important in nurturing children. ‘Professionals recognize that the social skills that children develop on the playground become lifelong skill sets that are carried forward into their adulthood. Independent research concludes that playgrounds are among the most important environments for children outside the home. Most forms of play are essential for healthy development, but free, spontaneous play—the kind that occurs on playgrounds—is the most beneficial type of play.’ Reference.com
Author's Note: Many thanks to
the_lone_jen, chibitoaster, and thebouncingball the first two for so kindly offering to read my jibberish, and to the latter for graciously agreeing to read through my HHr-ness. I am dreadfully sorry to say that I scrambled on this drabble. I had three different people look at it early on, and I’m very grateful to them, but after I edited [in the late evening hours of August 3rd] no one reread it for further errors. All errors are my own. ( The breeze was refreshing and entreating. He hoped this would last forever. )
