activity is also one of the most dangerous. To carry the water 	Arina uses Nadja's baby carriage. She hates water; it's one of
	the worst problems of Sarajevo's daily life. Often, the neighbor, 	who has a car, goes to get the water for Arina's family. 
	Life without electricity and water is something Sarajevo's 
	people were not prepared for. We feel like animals. The ones 
	who live on the top floors are the most miserable. More 
	exposed than anyone to the bombardments and sniper fire, we 
	trudge ten floors in the dark, burdened with liters of water and 
	kilos of wood, almost every day.

13.	How much waste do you generate; and how does your 
	family dispose of its waste?
	Trash is left on the streets and burned there, since it's 
	dangerous for the garbagemen to collect it regularly. People 
	and dogs search the trash.

14.	Does your family buy, produce, or sell foreign goods?
	The former Yugoslavia was famous for being the only truly 
	successful communist country in terms of quality of life. The 
	state shops sold many foreign goods for a decent price: Italian 
	shoes, German cars (Volkswagen had factories in Slovenia, 
	Croatia and Bosnia). The average person had a TV, stereo 
	equipment and a car. They liked European fashion. People 
	were able to travel abroad. 

	Family Possessions

15.	What is each family member's most valued possession? 
	Why?
	Nafja: granddaughter, Nadja. At first, I didn't consider my 
	possessions especially valuable. After I thought longer about 
	it, I thought about my little lamp. This lamp might be my most 
	valuable thing.  Because it's always on, when it lights up it's the 
	sign that electricity is working in the house for a while.  So I 
	will read or watch TV, my two favorite activities. So, electricity 
	is really my most valuable thing. 
	Lokman: granddaughter, Nadja. Also valuable are my 
	medical book, the little radio, and my tomato plants. The 
	Christiaan Barnard Illustrated Medical Book was edited in the 
	early 70's, in Serbo-Croatian translation. It gives a general 
	view of human body functions, illustrated with photographs