Simply watching kites fly and fight each other would be as fun as flying them sometimes. Some days the sky gets busier than others in Afghanistan. One person would fly a kite, then their neighbor, then the neighbor's cousin and so on. Before you know it, the sky will be filled with beautiful kites of all colors, designs and sizes. Some fly close and low, some so far to the point where you can barely see it ( just a little dot in the sky ). While all this is happening, you see loose kites ( also known as Azatt, meaning free ) just flying in the sky, these kites are usually one which lost a kite fight and are just floating in air until some lucky person catches it and claim is as their own. Young Afghan boys will run after these kites like there is no tomorrow. If a loose kites is flying over a residential neighborhood, they will climb trees, walls, jump from one roof to another, land into someone back yard if needed, almost like a cat chasing its prey. If the loose kite is over a flat surface, then usually one or two kids will always have a long wooden stick also known as a Khada. They will use this stick to enhance their reach to the loose kite and get their hands on it faster then anyone else.