It is common practice for kids to make their own soccer balls, because they can't afford a real one. We will use Eyob's ball to show students back in the U.S. a tangible piece of life in Ethiopia.
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Soccer Ball
We had fun making one boy's day by giving him 10 birr (about 60 cents) in exchange for his homemade soccer ball. Eyob is 13 and in the 8th grade.
It is common practice for kids to make their own soccer balls, because they can't afford a real one. We will use Eyob's ball to show students back in the U.S. a tangible piece of life in Ethiopia.
It is common practice for kids to make their own soccer balls, because they can't afford a real one. We will use Eyob's ball to show students back in the U.S. a tangible piece of life in Ethiopia.
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