I interviewed some of the high school students I work with at the State Department's Access English Scholarship Program. These kids are a ton of fun to work with!
I usually drink tea or coffee and eat hot cereal for breakfast. For lunch, I eat whatever school is on offer that day--often tsuivan or another Mongolian food. For dinner my mom makes delicious Mongolian foods like tsuivan, buuz, and khushuur. We eat these foods and drink Mongolian milk tea.
Like many families in Ulaanbaatar we live in an apartment. I share a room with my little sister, and my parents have a bedroom. Our apartment is not big, but it is cozy.
At home, I have to help my mom make dinner, wash the dishes, and help clean. It is the responsibility of me and my sister to make sure the house is clean!
My dad is a driver for a tour company, and my mom is an office manager.
