In the vibrant and lively state of Maryland, where the Chesapeake Bay glimmers under the sunlight and the Orioles chirp their delightful tunes, there's a unique tribe of kids who are masters of Zen. These aren't your everyday, run-of-the-mill kids. No, they're the Yoga Yahoos of Maryland, fearlessly led by their mystical, yet comical leader, Sir Bendy-Wendy. Sir Bendy-Wendy, a chattering chimpanzee with an eccentric purple mohawk, is no ordinary ape. He can twist, stretch, and bend his body into the most incredible shapes. Imagine a pretzel, then imagine a pretzel doing a handstand on a unicycle while juggling bananas. That's how incredibly bendy Bendy-Wendy is! And guess what? He's taught all his weird and wonderful yoga moves to the Yoga Yahoos! These Yoga Yahoos, or as they love to call themselves, bendy buddies, can be found in schoolyards, parks, and even in their backyards stretching like the state tree, the White Oak or curling like the Baltimore Oracles' batting caps. They always start their day with a giggle and a wiggle, warming up for the day's fun-filled yoga adventures. They laugh heartily as they breathe in the clean Maryland air, their bellies puffing up like Sir Bendy-Wendy's when he's eaten one too many bananas. They twist, turn, and tumble, creating a flurry of giggles and squeals that can be heard echoing across Maryland. And at the end of the day, they unwind with a peaceful savasana under the twinkling Maryland stars. Their flexible spirit and fun-loving attitudes make the Yoga Yahoos the coolest kids in Maryland, spreading cheer and positivity wherever they go. Remember, next time you're in Maryland, be sure to look out for the merry band of Yoga Yahoos and their fascinating leader, Sir Bendy-Wendy!