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Drawing Prompt: Summer Fun

3:42 PM, Tuesday June 27th 2023

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Instead of going for design and advertising, I went for nostalgic memories of summer fun.

As an adolescent I'd spend summer lunch breaks at my weekend job pelting up and down the yard with buckets of water to drench the other junior staff. And I always ended up getting soaked too.... Which is why I wear black now 0_0 All those wet T-shirts plus puberty was uh, an experience.

If your birthday was in the Summer you'd also get picked up and dunked in the trough as some kind of soggy variation of the Birthday Bumps ritual. Although the yard owner banned this practise by the time I was 16 lol.

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3:58 PM, Tuesday June 27th 2023
edited at 4:00 PM, Jun 27th 2023

Buckets are great replacements for waterguns, they are the heavy weapons of water warfare!

Awesome work as always!

Edit; I misclicked earlier and posted with a typo.

edited at 4:00 PM, Jun 27th 2023
4:04 PM, Tuesday June 27th 2023

Thank you! ^_^

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