Halflings
"How do you tell the difference between a halfling and a gnome? Easy - just look at the feet! If they're wearing shoes, it's a gnome, otherwise it's a halfling."
Basic Information
Ecology and Habitats

Civilization and Culture
Naming Traditions
History
Interspecies Relations and Assumptions
Alignment And Religion
Halflings speak Common and Halfling. Halfling is just a sped up version of Common spoken so quickly that many words are blurred together and it's otherwise indecipherable.
Body Tint, Colouring and MarkingTheir skin is much like humans in that it varies in shades of peach to mahogany. Their default skin is a sun kissed olive, though they are susceptible to tanning and variations from their environment.
Dietary NeedsAlthough they are omnivores, halflings take food very seriously. Many a halfling gathering is accompanied by large feasts seemingly too much for their small frames, and oft they are refer to several meals of the day such as 'second breakfast'. There are several signature halfling dishes that are considered delicacies in parts of the world.
Growth Rate & StagesAlthough halflings are considered an adult at 20, many strike out on adventures as early as 13, though usually return home before going on their 'grand adventure'. They are considered middle aged at 50 and old at 75, but their luck affords them a longer senior life than most. Natural death occurs around 130 years, but they will be quick to tell the tale of 'Old Man Habblebee' who lived to be 250 before his luck ran out.

This is such an amazing article. I was really captivated by it! I was particularly fond of the creation myth of halflings "used the excess (of giants) to create halflings.". So funny and interesting. I also thought the past-time of pipe making, herb growing, and smoke blowing was a very nice touch.
You spoil me with your kind words. Thank you.