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How often do you feel you have to not write something?

Besides interpreting, what other "non-combat" roles are Afghani civilians a part of? I put quotes there, since you've talked about how even interpreters need to be able to fight back, but I'm curious about other support roles.

Janis, how are you doing now in the US? Are you working full-time with No One Left Behind? Is your family with you?

You mentioned over 20 (!) airplane rides (and I guess lots of rides on ground/water too). What are the logistics of traveling like? You're going to remote locations, not staying too long at one place, carrying two babies/toddlers and tending to all their needs. Where do you get child care items from?

You and your husband are amazing. Someone else talked about the lack of socialization for your kids, but since there's two of them they have each other. Have you also met any young children at the field stations?

Thanks for coming back to reply to the questions. Best wishes in the years ahead for your research and your children.