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Aida
de Acosta saw the beautiful air ship flying in the sky
in Paris and decided that she wanted to learn to
fly. In those days, women were not supposed to do
things like that. But she was determined. She convinced
the air ship's owner to teach her to fly. Alberto
Santas-Dumont believed that all she needed was courage
and the chance to try. And that she did. To the dismay
of the women who saw her. They thought is shameful for a
woman to fly. But she had inspired many of the children
that day. As Aida say, "Sometimes all it takes to change
the whole world is one wild dreamer's soaring example."
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