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This is me.
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I am from the village of Khwaja Umari, near Ghazni. I try to find it in Google Maps, but it's not there.
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I had never seen a train before I came to Europe.
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Me and my sister Mahya.
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My mom is sometimes sad in Germany because she can't cook for my family here.
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My mom and two sisters, Mina and Mahya.
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My sister Mina. She has changed a lot since we came to Germany. She talks to people. I never see that before.
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A map of my trip.
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My student card.
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The first girl I like in Germany is in school. She's very quiet. When I ask her if she wants to play, she said her parents won't let her because the terrorists are here.
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My school in Afghanistan was a tent. It was very hard to sit inside because it was cold.
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I feel safe here.
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I was very fat in Afghanistan, but in Germany, I don't eat much. I have two sandwiches with chocolate and jam.
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The streets are too clean.
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I am the only boy in the family. I feel like my parents love me more than my sisters. That's how it is in Afghanistan.
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It's my first Christmas in Germany. At my camp, we have a big tree. I don't know why German people keep Christmas trees in homes. I never see it before.
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Christmas Day.
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Our puzzle.
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I never see a shop with so much food.
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Today we eat rice and vegetables, with no bread or Coke Cola.
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At camp, my family should go upstairs to get food and wait in line.
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My little sister Mahya stop growing in Germany because she didn't eat.
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My family (without Mahya).
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Mahya.
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My mother and father. I worry about them sometimes.
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Hi, my little sister. I'm Milad. I come to visit you at the hospital. You are so cute and nice with long hair. I hope that you are good, and always take care of yourself.
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