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The name of this bazaar is Jawoz (Jawoz =Walnut) but we see only few walnut, there are about two hundred store in Jawoz, the shopkeepers selling flours, clothes, salt, sugar and you can find some Batteries with Chinese radio. We are staying on a small lodging house and we are covering the world by hearing news in BBC, Radio Liberty of America and Radio Dari of Iran. |
| In the next day we see some sheep in mountain in front of Jawoz; the richest people have some sheep but it not more than thirty. |
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Naser was sitting there when we get him he went away, but after some minutes he spokes to us: I am herdsman of Ghulam Haidar, my father died about five years ago, Ghulam Haidar goes me food, shoos and clothes, but he behavior me badly and some times beat me, I am not studied. |
| The name of these two girls are Razeya and Nasrin, they was washing the clothes near the river. Mr. Sohrab just takes the picture and we went back to Bazar |
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I hope Nasrin and Razeya will come to be a doctor, Engineer or a writer and then they write some stories about their life. |
And the names of these two young men are Ahmad and Reza, Ahmad is about sixteen years old but he gets married about three months ago.
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