Temporary TCKid Home

@ Hi!
I’m trying to meet new people on this site, and I haven’t had much success yet… lol I love France I have lived there with my family for a total of 6 months. We hope to go back there someday and minister to the French people.  Where do you currently live?

@ Hello there! So you also lived in Mexico as an MK? How long were you here? 

@ Hoi Sander, Welkom bij TCKid.com! Ik hoop dat je je hier thuis voelt.Ik heb ook in meerdere Afrikaanse landen hebt gewoond (maar dan in Zambia, Malawi en Zimbabwe). Ik was 19jr toen ik in NL ging studeren. Sinds kort schrijf ik een blog oa. over mijn ervaringen. Ik ben in Nederlands begonnen maar schrijf nu vooral in Engels. Leuk dat je de…[Read more]

@ Haha! Jij ook hier??? Bizar!!!

@ Haha! Jij ook hier??? Bizar!!!

@ WELCOME HOME !!!!!
 

@ Okay, about the FB page, I’ll see what I can do. But then, what is our concept? Just wondering 🙂

@ Hey, girl… would you mind making the site? I tried and it looks lame. I am sure you would do a better job than I, let me know though, ok?

@ Hey, girl… would you mind making the site? I tried and it looks lame. I am sure you would do a better job than I, let me know though, ok?

@ Hi Janneke, nice to hear from you 🙂 I moved away from NL when I was 9 years old. I do still speak and understand Dutch but my preferred language is English. I hardly go back unfortunately. I have only just discovered TCK – it is such a wonderful find! Have you been a member for long? 

@ Hi Janneke, nice to hear from you 🙂 I moved away from NL when I was 9 years old. I do still speak and understand Dutch but my preferred language is English. I hardly go back unfortunately. I have only just discovered TCK – it is such a wonderful find! Have you been a member for long? 

@ Hello Sabine! Welcome to TcKid! I hope you feel at home here. greetings from the Netherlands, I see you lived in Amsterdam :-). Was that long ago?

@ Hi:) I’m gathering writings and drawings for a new generation TCK anthology. I saw your profile, and wondered if your students can contribute to this project!

@ Hello Ruth!
I just saw your comment on Elizabeth Sharp’s post and wanted to say hello, and welcome. I am sorry to hear about the loss of your parents. My own dad died the first year we lived in China, 2004, so I understand some of the pain.  Interestingly, our family thought we were going to be in Chiang Mai before ending up in China and I h…[Read more]

@ Red Ribbon

@ Hey there. 🙂 I saw that you have worked/volunteered with DC Stop Modern Slavery. I am very interested (if that is the right word) in Modern Slavery and all the work that goes on in ending it. I was wondering if you could tell me a bit about “DC Stop Modern Slavery”? 

@ Global nomad… I love you

@ Global nomad… I love you

@ I just saw that you were living in Vancouver. I just was working in Seattle and so went up for a visit. Question I found a boat home I’d love to get, but the guy wrote back that Canada doesn’t support US citizen’s to get loans and so it seemed like an impossible task to do. Thoughts.FATING HOME No.03-06-12-1 http://www.floatinghomes.com/floatin…[Read more]

@ Oh sweet!  there’s so much more to visit in the Philippines. Like a lot! It feels like a small country on the outside, but it is big on the inside. I’m trying to accept this country more :) That’s cool that your dad has a business in KL. Kuala Lumpur is a wonderful place. I haven’t been there for 10 years, but will visit soon. It’ll always be…[Read more]