Children and a few adults have a very active imagination—or maybe all people have it, and some just lose the will to let it run wild. A myriad of situations can be present in any given situation with an active imagination. There's virtually no limit to how far our imaginations can take us, especially when we're around friends to share the experience with.

In this simple Slice of Life, three friends come together to use their imagination for a simple exciting day.

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Parks are seen as a place to enjoy oneself, either by themselves or with friends or relatives. They’re not usually places for drama, but rather a place to play around and hang out with those that are close to us. Whether we barbecue with family, play on the playground with younger relatives, or make-out with a romantic buddy, the park is a place where one can experience a natural sort of kinship.

This goes for brothers as well. In this Slice of Life, two brothers enjoy a moment in the park.

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The 29th is approaching, which is a special day for me. To prepare for this, here's what I will be shooting for these next few days:

Tuesday: Simply Slice of Life #8

Wednesday: Nothing on FimFiction.Net. I'll be on here to prepare for other things this week, but you'll see nothing in terms of productivity

Thursday: Simply Slice of Life #9

Friday: My first review for The Equestrian Critics Society

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Like other reviews of mine like this, I won’t be critiquing anything about this story. I’d rather you be as enticed as possible to read a simple Slice of Life I think is worth it, and this isn’t really meant to point out flaws. It’s more meant to pull you partially into an experience, and hopefully convince you to go check it out. I may take issue with something about it, and there may be some grammar errors, but they won’t be pointed out here.

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Like other reviews of mine like this, I won’t be critiquing anything about this story. I’d rather you be as enticed as possible to read a simple Slice of Life I think is worth it, and this isn’t really meant to point out flaws. It’s more meant to pull you partially into an experience, and hopefully convince you to go check it out. I may take issue with something about it, and there may be some grammar errors, but they won’t be pointed out here.

With that out of the way, here we go!

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1. In the story, the world of the story, including Equestria and other countries, is known as Terra.
2. Since Fluttershy the character and Fluttershy20 the author are similar in name, I will indicate the author by using small caps like this

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I've just finished my Spring quarter at college, and I'm off for summer vacation. So for the next week, I'll be focusing on FimFic-related things. Here's a list of what I'll be working on, in order; I'll be crossing them out as I complete them:

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I’ve read quite a few short stories, and I’ve never really sat down and read a long story. The longest fimfic I’ve ever read is Apotheosis by Daetrin, and that’s only around 45,000 words. I’ve tried to read some of the longer works, but before recently, I didn’t have enough resolve to see them through.

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Like other reviews of mine like this, I won’t be critiquing anything about this story. I’d rather you be as enticed as possible to read a simple Slice of Life I think is worth it, and this isn’t really meant to point out flaws. It’s more meant to pull you partially into an experience, and hopefully convince you to go check it out. I may take issue with something about it, and there may be some grammar errors, but they won’t be pointed out here.

With that out of the way, here we go!

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Like other reviews of mine like this, I won’t be critiquing anything about this story. I’d rather you be as enticed as possible to read a simple Slice of Life I think is worth it, and this isn’t really meant to point out flaws. It’s more meant to pull you partially into an experience, and hopefully convince you to go check it out. I may take issue with something about it, and there may be some grammar errors, but they won’t be pointed out here.

With that out of the way, here we go!

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