Once upon a time in the small town of Sunshineville, there lived a little boy called Robby. Robby was an only child, and he lived with his single mom. His mom was a kind woman who worked hard to provide for him and make sure he was happy.

Robby was an active and bright little boy who loved life and adventure. He enjoyed exploring all the parks and forests around him and often went on long walks to visit the birds and animals on his family’s farm. His mom was supportive of this and often joined him on his walks and explorations.

One day, while Robby and his mom were walking in the forest, something strange caught his eye. Sitting in a clearing was a small, wooden structure. Robby was intrigued and ran up to it, finding that it was some sort of playset. Excitedly, he called his mom over to have a look and she was just as surprised as he was. The playset had swings, a slide and a sandbox and was clearly very old.

On a whim, Robby asked his mom if she could set it up and play with him on it. After some debate, she agreed, and the two of them worked together to clean it up and get it ready for playtime.

Robby was so excited that he could hardly contain himself. He asked his mom if they could invite some of his friends over and have a non-party. Intrigued by the concept of a non-party, she decided to give it a try. So, with the help of his mom, Robby invited a few of his friends and even some of the animals in the forest over to play.

They spent the afternoon swinging, playing, and chatting on the playset, and Robby couldn’t stop smiling. It was the most fun he’d had in ages, and he was so grateful to his mom for making it all possible.

When it was time to go, all of their guests thanked them for the wonderful time, and Robby and his mom returned to their home. He was exhausted but so happy that he couldn’t contain his excitement.

Moral: When you are feeling down and out, reach out to those who care about you and seize the moment. Happiness and joy can be found in the simple things, as long as you take the time to appreciate them.