July 2004 - These summer visitors to the Strathcona County Library were eager to learn about how worms can eat your garbage.

Have Worms, Will Travel - Cheryl's had a bin of red wigglers for about 14 years. They often travel to schools and other places so kids can learn about vermiculture. Worms like organic waste like fruit and vegetable peelings, tea bags and coffee grounds.

A young wormologist stirs up some "dirt dessert" - a concoction of chocolate pudding, milk and gummy worms.

Dirt Dessert - Yum Yum! My mom used to tell me this little rhyme from her youth. "Ooey-Gooey was a worm, and what a worm was he. He quawled along the wail-woad twack, to see what he could see. He didn't see the twain was coming. The twain was coming fast. Ooey-Gooey."