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@ Hi Miyon,
Thx for your reply 🙂 I also usually reply very late… I’m glad you’re avtive again on TCKid 🙂
Actually, I’m reading a lot TCKs forums but I can’t say that I’m participating in them a lot.
 
I definitely know what you mean by “different from a lot of people who have a sense of one-ness in terms of identity” ahah :] Although I’m n…[Read more]

@ As you can see in my late late reply, Remy…
I have not been very good at being active on TCKID for some time…
but I used to be very active >.<
 
anyways, thank you thank you… for explaining to me about how you share 90% of the characteristics of a traditional TCK. It’s quite helpful to be connected to others to whom you can r…[Read more]

@ Hi Ashley,
 
I am sorry for having taken so long to respond..
I have been very bad with electronic communications here 🙁
 
I am actually learning about interconnectedness again… as I am repeating what it means to adjust to a new environment, even within the Chicago suburbs, but I am very grateful that there are people, although far away phy…[Read more]

@ Hi Candace,
 
My apologies for the super late response.
I have been very bad with electronic communications..
 
Thank you for asking about the job and about the longest flight I’ve been on..
Honestly, I really see my TCK skills shine through my job… which I greatly appreciate my parents for.. allowing me to experience so many things and lea…[Read more]

@ aw.. no need for apologies.. look at me! I suck at electronic communications too >.<
 
Red Cross Dorr Knocks sounds like an interesting experience!  – reading your profile above

@ Hi Tony
 
Thanks for finding me and adding me!
When I was graduating from college, I applied for Rotary International for a job. I ended up not getting one, but I thought it would be a great organization to utilize cross-cultural skills. How were your experiences there as a volunteer?
 

@ Hi Tony
 
Thanks for finding me and adding me!
When I was graduating from college, I applied for Rotary International for a job. I ended up not getting one, but I thought it would be a great organization to utilize cross-cultural skills. How were your experiences there as a volunteer?
 

@ Yeah, same here.

@ Eun-Bum, it was so very awfully nice to meet you finally in person!  Congratulations on your completion of PhD, and hope to see you more through TCK meetings in Seoul!

@ figuring this out.

@ figuring this out.

@ Hi Ivan,
I just wanted to add my welcome to this site 🙂 Hope you are enjoying it.

@ That sounds interesting. I’ve been looking into graduate school programs for international development and I’ve seen quite a few that focus on economics… it seems like it would be useful knowledge to have.

@ Hello, I’m studying International Studies with a concentration in economics 🙂

@ Hey how are u Kim? So you are a student eh, me too. What are you studying?