Temporary TCKid Home

In a few short months I will be starting a new chapter in my life. I am not sure wether to be nervous or excited.
I decided to go to college in the U.S. and, in order for me to not go completely crazy at such a […]

Here’s part of my story. What’s your experience?

Link to my DrieCulturen blog on the most difficult transition

Check out my latest blog post on raising TCKs

http://wp.me/pFwyw-cX

What are your experiences? Check the link to my blog: http://drieculturen.blogspot.com/2012/04/my-heritage-of-growing-up-overseas.html

Hey folks, the first and newest episode of my web series has just been released! Simple premise: I travel the world and tell stories about people I meet and places I go to, and my own journey as affected by […]

Check this link to one of my latest blog posts:
http://drieculturen.blogspot.com/2012/04/i-am-all-places-in-which-ive-left-my.html

I remember my father once telling me I was a citizen of the world. I had travelled so much during my childhood and teenage years that it was always a struggle identifying myself with one particular culture… read […]

Hello all – I would like to share a link to my blog which I started soon after I moved back to my home country Rwanda for the first time at the age of 22. I write about my initial cultural faux pas, as well as […]

link to blog post @DrieCulturen blog

http://kumasim.wordpress.com/2012/03/27/subjectivity/

Teaching your kids to speak your own mother tongue. What do you think?

http://kumasim.wordpress.com/2012/03/16/decision-made/

HI ! I am sharing this with you all! I wrote this piece on what happens when you have friends and relationships around the globe, and the loss of coming back to places where everything has changed…
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Great twitter links all about third culture kids

Book review of the book “Expat Teens Talk”

Sorry for the messy format!  Original posting with more clean format can be found on
http://kumasim.wordpress.com/2012/02/10/never-a-typical-case/

Getting so many rejection letters, I think it’s time to rant […]

   One of my students this year asked me whether I wanted to reach a broader audience of TCKs and people in between cultures.  Frankly, I had never thought of reaching beyond my own students but realized that in […]

Guest blog at DrieCulturen (click here)

http://drieculturen.blogspot.com/2011/10/cultural-identity-confusion-and-twitter.html