religious book cover to cover. We paid him 40 ngultrums ($1.35 
	US)/day plus food (special meals made with pork). We tend the 
	altar in our house. Namgay prays every day.

	Family Economics

7.	Does your family consider itself rich or poor, comfortable 
	or struggling?
	We consider ourselves average, comfortable.

8.	How many hours/week does each family member work?
	Adults: 49 hours/week--8am-12pm,1pm-4pm, 7 days/week, 
	more during harvest. 
	Children: Look after cattle, pigs, and each other.

9.	Are you satisfied with your jobs? What do you 
	like/dislike about them? 
	Yes, we like farming. We like harvest time more than planting.  
	Namgay likes working in the rice mill. 

10.	How much money does each family member earn/month?  
	Income from rice mill is 5,000 ngultrums ($166.67 US)/year. 
	Other land for feeding family. We receive the following in 
	monthly aid: 3 kg flour, 2 kg milk powder (from the US-UN
	Save the Children), 1 liter cooking oil

11.	What are your total expenses each month for: 
	Food: 3 sacks of salt/year: 65 ngultrums ($2.15 US) each
	Clothing: 5 adults: 800 ngultrums ($26.67 US) each/year
	School: 3 kids: 900 ngultrums ($30 US) each for school 
	(includes fees & food at school)
	Household goods: 5 soap/month: 25 ngultrums ($0.85 US)
	Luxury items: betel nut: 15 ngultrums ($0.50 US)/month, 
	Lime: 6 ngultrums ($0.20 US)/month, Liquor we make 	ourselves.

13.	How much waste do you generate; and how does your 
	family dispose of its waste ?
	We have a latrine. Food waste goes to our animals. Other 
	waste (practically none) is burned.