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KINDERGARTEN DIARY 1993 By Kevork Kalayjian A trip to the Native American village I like feathers because they are pretty. I like to talk to Santa Clause because I like my Christmas Tree. There are nine pumpkins in the village My friends play with me I like to play with toys, Martin Luther King saved the world. I like my friends and my aunt I like to swim in a hotel pool. I like dinosaurs because Triceratops eats plants. I like leprechauns because They have footprints Dinosaurs don't scare me. I like to eat snow. My apple tree has apples. I like the sun it is morning. I like lima beans because They grow green. I like the earth because People live in countries. I like worms because They help people. I like Peter Pan because He flies different places. I like my Mom because I made a picture for her. I like Earth because The Earth spins around the sun I like the park because It has a playground. I hate ticks because They get in my eye. I like a picture because I like it! I like the tiger because It looks like a cat. I like my house because I like my brothers and my parents. I like to go to the park. Ohanes Varaz Kalayjian, is a junior at Tappan Zee High School, Orangetown, NY. He is the president of the AYF Arsen Junior Chapter, Ridgefield, NJ. -- Kevork K. Kalayjian, Jr. A graduate of the AGBU's Melkonian Educational Institute, Nicosia, Cyprus, holds a B.A. in Political Science and Economics from Fairleigh Dickinson University, Rutherford, NJ, a M. Ed. Counseling Psychology, from WilliamPaterson University, Wayne, NJ, and CPA requirements completed at Pace University, NYC. Kevork resides in NY with his wife Maral, and three sons Aramazt, Tro, and Ohanes. A descendant of survivors of the Genocide from the town of Kilis, in the Cilician region of Armenia, an accountant by profession, he likes to paint and write. His next project is to collect the names of 100 volunteer Armenian-American families who would like to resettle in Armenia and jump-start a new way of work and life there. Some of his poems have been published in literary periodicals such as "Ararat" and at www.poetry.com.