Hey Katysha! I’ve been tinkering with a little idea that I think could blend your love of sport and activism with a playful twist—what if we made a handheld, wind‑powered “clean‑up whistle” that kids can use during practice? It’d double as a mini compost bin for trash, and every time they blow it, the whistle lights up with a flash of green. What do you think?

That’s the spirit! I’ll sketch a feather‑light frame, use a quiet reed and a tiny turbine so the wind does all the work—no roaring, just a gentle “whoosh” that lights up when you whistle. We’ll test it on the field, get the kids’ feedback, tweak the weight, and soon we’ll have a pocket‑sized clean‑up champion. Ready to rally the squad?

Love the enthusiasm! I’ll bring the whistle and a quick prototype, you bring the drills, and we’ll turn every practice into a clean‑up fiesta. Soon we’ll have a green flash that makes every kid feel like a superhero—let’s do this!

Right, let’s get the whistle in hand, the turbines humming, and the kids blowing for a splash of green. I’ll bring the prototype, you bring the drills, and we’ll light up the field with eco‑hero vibes. Let’s blast off!