Temporary TCKid Home

@ YAY a friend! Hehe, your picture looks silly. Welcome, though.

@ Hi Tim! That is my little dog and his name is Fluix! It´s spelled Fluish… and means something like floppy or flabby in the valenzian language. I found him as a puppy being only two month old (estimation by the vet) and he has been my best companion for almost 3 years now! He is a small dog but a true sunshine.. always anxious to go for a w…[Read more]

@ Hehehe, thank you for your permission and interests in world issues! I am using it for Blog post… I became fascinated with writing about myself which I used to hate soooo much because I was pretty sorry about myself… but not now:)
I live in Shanghai, probably a very unique city because of the growing numbers of expats from everywhere……[Read more]

@ Hey Enshu, thanks for your nice comment! Haha, yeah I really feel like in a practical world, lacking a cultural identity is like emotional harakiri. No problemo, feel free to use it for your personal statement.. which is for? Anyway I saw a lot of your posts around and it really seems as though you have somehow reconciled yourself with the…[Read more]

@ wow. you’ve really jumped around a lot 🙂 that would have probably been me, except that my parents are pretty set on me just getting my degree quickly and cheaply lol. cool, i added you on fb…at least…i hope i added you…your picture is you with a 4 kids right?

@ Hey that’s really cool that you are also doing CollegePlus! My college experience has been very TCkid typical. I went for one year to a community college 2006-2007 and got 12 credits. Then I went to Valley Forge Christan 2007-2008 Then I started CP 2008 but in the middle of it my feet got itchy and I hopped over to Paraguay taking a whole year…[Read more]

@ Hi, Kristine! My name is Enshu Miura:) Nice to meet you!
What you have said here;
http://my.tckid.com/forum/topics/the-identity-question
is so clever, especially the harakiri thingy! I love it, although it’s not supposed to make such issues any fun…
Do you mind if I can use the expression for my personal statement?

@ Hey David. yea, I’m afraid I don’t come on here very much. I’m more of a Facebook person 🙂 So I see that you are doing CollegePlus! So am I! I’m getting my degree from Bryan College as well. 🙂 How long have you been working with CP?

@ You can read about it on my Blog

@ I see you have only one friend here so far. Welcome to TCKid.com I think you may find things a little slow around here in some ways. It is not like you will have hundreds of friends instantly. But there is a common bond of experience. I like horse riding too. 🙂 And reading.

@ Haha! I did not know you were at the Matsuri at the time! Small world!

@ Sorry for the late reply. I have been busy moving from Birmingham, UK to Vienna, Austria. I finished my masters in Marketing Communications and moved here to be closer to my family and to ski more:)

I am in the process of getting settled, and will be working with my family as a start.

What are you up to?

Best,

A

@ Hey Toni,

Just wanted to drop you a line because I see you are also located in Vienna. Thought we can talk about creating a group for members living in Vienna. Who knows it might be fun to organise a get-together some time:)

Greetings,

Anton

@ Hi Jon. Care to add me?

@ Yes yes I’ll be there. Thanks!

@ Hi Jiyoon, Isabelle here. I replied to your comment on http://www.tck.or.kr and left details on tomorrow’s networking plan. Good to know that you’re already familiar with CasAntonio. Can I count on you to come? October is a busy month and most of those who came last month won’t be able to make it including my key players… so we will see a lot of new…[Read more]

@ Thanks Yu Yu! I look forward to that too. 🙂

@ Thanks, Myra! I’m glad you can understand how cool it is to serve the gypsy population, too – so many times I wish I could just move to Romania or back to Albania and do that (can’t say for the rest of my life b/c I can’t imagine doing any one thing for the rest of my life). So happy you’ve been exposed to the work of YouthCompass, too – please…[Read more]

@ Thanks, Brice! Thank-YOU for all that you have done for TCKs! 🙂 Please let us know if there is anything YouthCompass can do for you, and stop by if you’re ever in the DC area! I’m sure I could arrange for a batch of cookies with your name on it…. 🙂

@ Hi! Eun-Bum told me that you are in action for TCK activities in Seoul. Please keep me updated and thanks for taking the charge!