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@ hey beautiful! hope you are doing well!!!

@ Hi, Allison! Thanks for befriending me 🙂 Sorry it took me a while to acknowledge–I was “out of computer” reach for 10 days while traveling. . . Let me know more about you, and maybe this “old lady” can be a listening ear–I see you are heading to your first year of being in your passport country–my first year was fraught with loneliness and…[Read more]

@ “eggy-ness.” .. adding this great word to my dictionary. Thanks for making me laugh 🙂

@ Hi Angela!
i see that you are in Vancouver! I saw a couple of other TCKs in this community who are also located there. Welcome to my.tckid!

@ Hi Ian!
Welcome to my.tckid!
I hope you find information and the network you are looking for here 🙂

@ Hi Candace,
Not a problem!!
I have been job searching. How about you? By the way, I think your profile picture is very lovely… as though I am reading a book 🙂

@ hahas, thanks 🙂 in brief, i was born in China, first came to Australia in year 1 then left for China in year 4 and moved back to Australia again in year 9..a bit confusing, but it’s this disrupted schooling that gave me experience in both countries and now i can speak both languages just like you. but sometimes, as much as i want to fit i…[Read more]

@ Hey Miyon!
Sorry it’s taken me so long to respond!
Exactly. I love that. The fact that we may feel alone but we actually are interconnected. Nicely put. Love that word…interconnected 🙂 Feels like home.
Wow that’s really neat. Sounds like a good plan. 🙂 I hope you finally get to feel rooted someplace! Let me know what that’s like when you get…[Read more]

@ Hey Stephanie 🙂
Thanks for the invite! I love your profile pic; it’s so beautiful.
Wow Lebanon! That’s amazing! I want to go there so bad haha. My church sponsers a couple of orphanages in Beruit and I would love to go help out there sometime. (I have no idea when that will actually happen, but it’s on the very long list of things to do!) Yes,…[Read more]

@ He he, yeah, living in China is an interesting experience, but if there’s one thing that will always stand out, it’s that my mind may be over half chinese, but my skin will always be white.  So I’ve just come to accept my utter eggy-ness.

@ Hey Sijing,
To me, China is as much home as the States, I’ve actually lived here longer, but it’s just different. In America, people are all about the individual, whereas, in China it’s the group. That’s one of the best things that affects me here. As far as college, my major is Chinese language. If I go back for Master’s, it might be more…[Read more]

@ Oh yeah, you’re right. According to the document you linked to, I’m part of the “children of bi/multicultural parents” group. I refered wrongly to it as CCK, althouth CCK is a broader group. Well, I’ve a dual citizenship, but don’t fit in either country… And my personal experience is that I share 90% caracteristics of a traditional TCK, a…[Read more]

@ Hi Miyon,
You are very active, I like that! What are you doing in US? Are you in Univ for your degree, or…?
I’m quite in this web, I’ll need to spend some times to study how to work around with TCKID web. Later, I will join TCKID writer group…. I’ll see you there. I like your warmth smile! 🙂

@ Hey Miyon!!
I’m Candace, Ashley’s sister. Sorry I haven’t written to you yet. How are you? What have you been up to?

@ Seems like you really enjoyed your time in America, and youv’e painted a really nice image for me making America an even more attractive place for me 🙂
but talking about the variety of products available, i think that’s also the case with China, with its huge market places..
So, how do you find China.? and what course do you do in university right now?

@ Yes, you are exactly right!
Those photos are from Japanese! and also in the U.S. with Asians haha

@ uh oh.. my virtual expresions turned out weird because of the html format below =(
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@ Aw.. good luck and please let me know if things dont work out… >_<<br /> They better though!!! XD

Thank uuu

@ aw.. thank you for the add!
I do want to visit Malaysia in the future. That would be quite nice~~

@ Aw… there’s 90% overlaps? That’s pretty cool! I never had someone tell me about the difference in a mathematical language haha..

I, for the longest time, was confused with the difference between CCK and TCK and I learned that CCK is a broader category where TCK falls under..like CCK is the umbrella category that has subcategories like…[Read more]