As every child was interested in games when they were young. Um, I was growing up with playing games. Most famous of them was football. Until I had free time, I would run out into the street, which is back of our house, and play football with neighborhood kids, tgle with children. We would collect money for a new ball and buy it. Back in the days, football stadium for us was street, which was among all houses, and it wasn’t main street. We played at least twice a day, uh, at something to lunch and at sundown. Usually, uh, seven days of a week would be in that way. Elders sometimes joined us after the games. We talk about the game to our family members. Back in the days, mobile devices hadn’developed. And, uh, we could watch, uh, three, four candles on tv. So every child would just sun play football. Those were the days.
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As a child, I was always interested in games, just like most kids. Growing up, I spent a lot of time playing football. Whenever I had free time, I'd run out into the street behind our house and play with the neighborhood kids. We'd even collect money together to buy a new ball. Back then, our football stadium was the street between all the houses, not the main road. We played at least twice a day, usually before lunch and at sundown. We played almost every day of the week. Sometimes, the older kids would join us after the games, and we'd talk about the game with our families. Back then, mobile devices hadn't been invented, and we only had a few channels on TV. So, every child would just go out and play football. Those were the days.
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