
Some snippets from his kite flying experience. I love how he’s grown up every year from tearing apart the kites to just posing with them to holding the manjha & now also trying to fly his own kite.
Now a day’s kite flying isn’t much encouraged in the city due to many reasons.
I am glad we get to enjoy these small events on our terrace with his mama, daddy & cousins every year.

Small acts they do helps develop lot of other skills:-
πͺ Holding the Firki in different angles.
πͺ Keeping the pace of the Manjha upwards.
πͺ Choosing the colour & designs for their kites
πͺ Identifying different sizes of kites.
πͺ Observing the kite flying so high in the sky.
πͺ Jumping & giving an initial fly to the kite.
πͺ Winding up the Manjha in the Firki.
πͺ Gets an idea of wind directions & which way to fly.

Few life lessons they may also learn :-
πͺ Develop a strong base (kani) only then it would soar higher
πͺ Not necessarily your kite will fly in one shot likewise life doesn’t give you everything in one shot.
πͺ Learns to maintain the pace of their kite (dreams) in the right direction.
πͺ Your kite may not always keep soaring someone might just cut it & it may just get stuck somewhere you need to accept that & move on.
πͺ Try again & never give up on your dreams.
Comment below your kite flying experience or memories. π

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