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@ Hey whats up? I also live in STK. Where abouts have you lived?

@ Hi Saad! I just wanted to welcome you to TCKid and to also let you know about my upcoming performances next month in Toronto. The performance is about the experiences of Third Culture Kids and Cross Cultural Kids. I hope you can check out “Chameleon, the experience of Global Citizens” during the Toronto Fringe! http://tckcckahdanceproject.blogspot.com
 

@ Hi Melissa! I hope you can catch one of my performances of “Chameleon” in Toronto next month during the Toronto Fringe Festival. It is about the experiences of TCKs and CCKs. The piece uses dance with film, spoken word, music, photography, and jewelry design. Interesting fact: Entire cast is multicultural and identify as a global citizen.…[Read more]

@ Yup, same here!  If you’re on Facebook, please join our group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_155521407846815&ap=1 
 
We’re going to try and organize a meetup this year. 🙂

@ Yup, same here!  If you’re on Facebook, please join our group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_155521407846815&ap=1 
 
We’re going to try and organize a meetup this year. 🙂

@ Hi yup still in manila, and you?

@ Hi there! Nice to meet you. Are you still based here in Manila?

@ Hi there! Nice to meet you. Are you still based here in Manila?

@ Welcome Julie!  I’m not really new here on this site, but I’m newly active.  I haven’t even logged on much before.  Anyway… “Welcome!”

@ Welcome Julie!  I’m not really new here on this site, but I’m newly active.  I haven’t even logged on much before.  Anyway… “Welcome!”

@ Hey Gregory!

Colombia is… spectacular. There is no other word to better describe this country. I don’t particularly feel like an “outsider”, as I speak Spanish nearly as well as I do English now (I’ve been here for just under 2 years). Yet, despite that fact, I can tell you that even true “outsiders” never feel as such. Colombia is a…[Read more]

@ Hey Gregory!

Colombia is… spectacular. There is no other word to better describe this country. I don’t particularly feel like an “outsider”, as I speak Spanish nearly as well as I do English now (I’ve been here for just under 2 years). Yet, despite that fact, I can tell you that even true “outsiders” never feel as such. Colombia is a…[Read more]

@ Hello!
Are you living in Seattle now? I was born there but am currently living in Italy. Have you heard of Edmonds? My grandmother lives there. Just curious!
God bless!
Courtney
 

@ Where exactly do you live in Italy? Are you in Sicily again?

@ Hi Miyon,
Thx for your reply 🙂 I also usually reply very late… I’m glad you’re avtive again on TCKid 🙂
Actually, I’m reading a lot TCKs forums but I can’t say that I’m participating in them a lot.
 
I definitely know what you mean by “different from a lot of people who have a sense of one-ness in terms of identity” ahah :] Although I’m n…[Read more]

@ As you can see in my late late reply, Remy…
I have not been very good at being active on TCKID for some time…
but I used to be very active >.<
 
anyways, thank you thank you… for explaining to me about how you share 90% of the characteristics of a traditional TCK. It’s quite helpful to be connected to others to whom you can r…[Read more]

@ Hi Ashley,
 
I am sorry for having taken so long to respond..
I have been very bad with electronic communications here 🙁
 
I am actually learning about interconnectedness again… as I am repeating what it means to adjust to a new environment, even within the Chicago suburbs, but I am very grateful that there are people, although far away phy…[Read more]

@ Hi Candace,
 
My apologies for the super late response.
I have been very bad with electronic communications..
 
Thank you for asking about the job and about the longest flight I’ve been on..
Honestly, I really see my TCK skills shine through my job… which I greatly appreciate my parents for.. allowing me to experience so many things and lea…[Read more]

@ aw.. no need for apologies.. look at me! I suck at electronic communications too >.<
 
Red Cross Dorr Knocks sounds like an interesting experience!  – reading your profile above

@ Hi Tony
 
Thanks for finding me and adding me!
When I was graduating from college, I applied for Rotary International for a job. I ended up not getting one, but I thought it would be a great organization to utilize cross-cultural skills. How were your experiences there as a volunteer?