And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers. Emma is 1 year old. It really is so hard to believe that Emma is already one year old.

She found something to play with on her way down the mountain. When Burmese soldiers attack our villages they also destroy our schools. We flee to the refugee camp for safety and education. A few years ago we were classmates. Now she has a beautiful baby! Clean water is a big problem for the 40,000 people living in Mae La refugee camp. This is one of the few places filtered water is available. This is a tasty Karen treat made with fried rice pudding and coconut.

My friends are discussing the rising prices of rice. Normally each refugee receives fifteen kilos of rice per month. Now they only give us twelve kilos and soon it may fall to eight kilos. We are very worried because rice is our staple food. Farmers in the hills of Karen State use buffalo horns during the harvest. The horn becomes an instrument when you blow into it. Farmers sound the horn to make poems.

Voila je vous presente notre petite vie a 3. Retape dans le champ ci-dessous la suite de chiffres et de lettres qui apparaissent dans le cadre ci-contre.