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KC Community Gardens offers a fall festival for small fry

We are approaching prime time for fall festivals, but how many kids leave a pet caterpillar, a bottle of paint or produce their own peanut butter? </ P> Fourth <p> Kansas City Community Gardens "Family Fall Festival on Saturday will be held in and around the Beanstalk Children's Garden, a third company which may include educational acres varieties 350-400 of crops: vegetables and standard fruit, herbs, seeds and grains. There is a garden of curiosity, too (the kids love the "sensitive plant", who sleeps when touched), and a water garden.</ P> <p> Everyone - children, parents, grandparents - are invited to the free festival, 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the headquarters of the Community Gardens of Kensington in 6917, av. in Swope Park. </ P> <p> Highlights: </ p> • <strong> hand grinding peanut butter. </ Strong> All you need is dry roasted, lightly salted peanuts and a little salad oil for lubrication. Crackers will be standing. "It's an interesting texture," says Mary Roduner, coordinator of children's gardening. "It's like peanut butter to the former.It tastes so different from what you buy at the store. "</ P> • treasure hunts <strong> Garden </ strong>, including the possibility of tasting. </ P> & # x95; <strong> table insects </ strong> with microscopes that children can use to look closely at the insects and plants - even a caterpillar animal (if the staff can find some). Already on board: a praying mantis, garden spiders and toads </ p> • <strong> butterflies . </ Strong> They'll be in a large cage, but tykes that stick around until 2:45 can help release it.</ P> • <strong> cotton and linen-</ strong> run </ strong> events. </ P> • <strong> Veggie Grill </ strong> Demonstrations by local members of Les Dames d'Escoffier International (female heads). And yes, the participants get to sample the results. </ P> • <strong> free pony rides </ strong> courtesy of community gardens, board member Sammy Howell, 11:00 to 2:00 p.m. (He won "; t give the rides himself - he will bring two horses.) </ P> • <strong> live animals </ strong> from Lakeside Nature Center, such as raccoons, possums and birds. </ P> • Beanbag <strong> launches </ strong> compliments of Kansas City Public Library, offering books as prizes. </ P> • <strong> Photo ops </ strong>, with a shock scarecrow and corn. </ P> Picnic-range food will be for sale. It will be the garden, crafts such as indigo-dyed T-shirts, and nest gourd. Proceeds help support the children's garden."In a hot year like this, the water bill alone is horrible," said Roduner. </ P> About 3000 children a year visit the garden Beanstalk, usually on trips. Many of them come back with their parents in tow, pleading for their own backyard gardens. </ P> <p> Regular admission is $ 2 per person ages 3 and up. The garden is open for walk-ins Monday through Saturday to Oct. 21. </ P> "Many children have never seen a potato out of the ground," said Roduner. "They think the carrots out of a plastic bag to the grocery store.</ P> "We have heard the comments of the most amazing things young people to taste fresh. They had no idea things tasted so good.

Lost: A Poem

When I was four years

I lost my pet caterpillar,

her name was Kitty.

I lost my favorite jeans

those that correspond to just

and my belt.

Last month, I succeeded

losing my keys

and my cell phone

all in one night.

But none of that matters

when I look at what I lost

along the path

I lost my car

to sewer

demolished in the garbage collection

Dirty drains

she came out of a manhole

now she is in my room

not all the same

hair darkened by the lack of sun

eyes reddened by tears deductions

face smashed into a grin never change

crumpled body panel, tumbling over itself

mind wandering

Search

for what has been lost

I never found

my track, my jeans

my keys or my phone

and I've never found.