Kansas, or as some people like to call it, "The world's largest pancake," is a marvelous state in the middle of the United States. It's so flat and expansive that if you squint really hard, you might just see tomorrow. The state's wide-open spaces and cornfield mazes make it an ideal realm for a certain feathery, fearless, and rather funny character known as Kip the Sky-Diving Kiwi. Kip, bless his adventurous heart, is a kiwi bird who bucket-listed skydiving, despite the minor detail that kiwis can't fly. Using his stubby wings, round belly, and a parachute brighter than a sunflower field, Kip turned the Kansas sky into his whimsical playground. The sight of this fuzzy, flightless bird floating through the blue yonder, goggles strapped to his head, wings flapping with all his might, was the best part of everyone's day. Now, the kids in Kansas, inspired by Kip's bravery, started to participate in skydiving too. Decked out in colorful parachutes, with their hearts thumping like a drum solo and their smiles stretching wider than the state itself, they would leap from planes into the wide Kansas sky. You see, Kansan kids are just as fearless and funny as our dear Kip. They have the spirit of wild sunflowers, growing tall and strong, always reaching for the sky. In this fantastic flat state, with the wind whispering tales in their ears and the earth watching like a proud parent, the kids discovered the joy of flying. And Kip? Well, he discovered that while he might not be able to fly, he sure could fall with style. They all laughed, danced in the sky, and became the coolest skydiving gang that Kansas, the world's largest pancake, had ever seen.