After very quickly and orderly lining up, boys at the Farah City Orphanage listen to unannounced guests from the Farah Provincial Reconstruction Team, Dec. 10, Farah, Afghanistan. The 78 boys have families, unlike children who live in traditional American orphanages. The reason they attend studies and occasionally sleep at the Farah City Orphanage, whose name when translated in English, literally means "Kindergarteners," is because they lack a father, brother, or other leading male figure in their lives responsible for their education and upbringing. Most of the children live with uncles, aunts and cousins.