Meet Missouri, or as the cool imaginary character, Captain Breezy likes to call it, "The Show-Me State." Captain Breezy is a jolly sailor with a fluffy white beard, a canary yellow raincoat, and a sailor hat that's a bit too big for his head. He spends his days sailing on the mighty Mississippi and Missouri rivers, teaching kids the art of sailing and the importance of a good seafaring pun. In the heart of America, Missouri is a state that loves adventure. It's not just about the Gateway Arch in St. Louis or the finger-licking barbecues in Kansas City. Missouri is also about kids who are daring enough to master the art of sailing. These little daredevils are not afraid to get their feet wet, literally. They tie knots faster than Captain Breezy can tell a sea yarn, and they can hoist a sail faster than a cat can catch a mouse. Captain Breezy is always impressed with these Missouri kids. He sees them arrive at the riverbanks, their eyes wide with excitement as they exchange their sneakers for deck shoes. He watches them learn to navigate through the waters, tacking and jibing like they were born to sail. And the sight of their joy as they catch the wind in their sails, well, it’s enough to make Captain Breezy's oversized hat fly off with delight! In Missouri, sailing isn't just a hobby; it's an adventure. It's about kids taking on the wind and the waves, laughing in the face of the splashing water. And under the watchful eye of Captain Breezy, they get to be the masters of their own ship, even if it's just for a day.