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@ Hi Tim,
You’ll surprise to see how multi-lingual a Malaysian is. The official language is Malay.  However, there are four major races, Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Eurasian in Malaysia.  Most of the people here can speak at least 2 languages, mainly Malay and English, or and above!  Many Chinese can fluently speak 3 languages and at least…[Read more]

@ Hi Tymon,
Glad to hear that you’re enjoying your life at Murdoch!  I always miss campus life!

@ Hey there.
A local TCK!  I used to live near Watertown when I went to the New England School of Acupuncture.  Thanks for the add.
 
Nicole 

@ Hi Georgia….welcome & thanks for adding me to your “friends list” 🙂 I know this might be a silly question but what language do they speak in Malaysia?

@ Hi! Well in Singapore and in KL… Murdoch’s alright, just enjoying student life while I can!

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@ Hi! I’m usually in SF but not at the moment, diplomat brat here too : ) you got to go to a lot more places than me though

@ I haven’t been to Shanghai, but it has always been my dream of visiting the city.  It’s because, my mom was a missionary there, way back to 1945-47 and that was her dream came truth.  Lately, I’m sort of “miss” that place, especially the North Gate Baptist Church in Shanghai where my mom first served in China…. I’ve heard that the Church has…[Read more]

@ Dear Georgia,
Thanks for adding me as friend!
I have spend 10 years in Shanghai, and another 10 years in Japan.
Personally Shanghai is such a special place…
One of the reasons is the huge number of expatriates and their families including TCKs living there.
Unfortunately I don’t speak Shanghainese… but I kind of understand it, not through my…[Read more]

@ Hi Georgia,
I’ve been in Shanghai for just about 6 years now.  I’ve grown to really enjoy Shanghai.  Have you recently arrived?
Michelle

@ hey grl! am new here, r u? I like coffee as well, not addicted to it yet, but cafeine has no affect on me or on anyone else frm my family or country haha. My home Country is Costa Rica, but ive been in several places too. have you ever had Costa Rican coffee?

@ Hi Pacifique,
Glad to see you here and wonderful to have you as friend!
 

@ Hi Tymon,
Are you grown up in Kuala Lumpur?  Hopefully that you like Murdoch!
Take care.

@ Dear Judy,
 From your info I understand you are the mother in the picture. I am american and having been living in Brazil for 25 years where I work with WEC International. My husband, Rosifran is Brazilian, and we are currently the directors of WEC Brazil. Before that we worked with a missionary training college in the north of Minas Gerais, w…[Read more]

@ Hey, that’s cool… tend to meet people from IASAS everywhere! Aussie’s alright, not as fun as ISKL yet, but it takes time. I’m guessing you’re in uni now?

@ Hi John,
I have to say that I am really intrigued by your “where are you from” question. In the past, I have often answered that question in the same way; even though I can’t even speak Burmese.
I am really happy to hear of someone else who has lived in Myanmar.
Hope to hear back from you soon!

@ Hi Judy! Yes!! You can find the resource at the following website: http://www.internationaltherapistdirectory.com. If you check out the Contacts page, you will find a list of the various informational categories available for mental health therapists to use in listing their information. Shoot me an email, and I’ll be happy to list your information in…[Read more]

@ Josh,

I am a mental health therapist in Denver, Co. Ruth Van Reken mentioned that you are putting together a referral list? I would like to know more about that. I just asked you to be my friend here on TCKid, so you can look at my profile.
Judy

@ Hi Ruth! Nice to hear from you. Nancy Duvall (you may know her) lent me a copy of your book. She actually had a copy of both titles and I chose the one with the original title because it somehow felt purer and unadulterated by the publishers. 🙂 I read it a couple months ago. Well, I have a strong interest in member care for missionaries, so I…[Read more]