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@ Hello, again, Jennifer. . . I had forgotten that I commented on your profile! LOL! My parents were American Mennonite missionaries, who in a (typical) burst of (1950s) religious zeal went to Europe (Luxembourg, Germany, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, etc.) to “save” the “Catholic heathen.” (Even as a very small child, I thought that was so…[Read more]

@ Rachel, Thanks for the comment on my profile. Sorry it’s taken me so long to respond. I did not come to this site for a long, long time!! You mentioned ‘coming home’ to the states, did you move back or move here the first time? From where!!? Yes, thanks for noticing, I am wearing a sari and third eye 🙂 It’s a bindi sticker.
Happy to be in…[Read more]

@ Hi Ruth! How was your trip to Singapore? Hope you are doing well. The Chameleon project is almost nearing its premiere! (eek!) The photography gallery opening is on the 30th and the show is coming up soon in May. So things are pretty busy on my end. http://tckcckahdanceproject.blogspot.com

@ Hi Olivia! Thanks for adding me to your friends list 🙂

I read you are a Marine Scientist! Are you interested more in Marine Biology or rather the chemical/physical processes? I ask this because I too have a deep attraction for the Ocean and the sea… I’m more into marine biology…

I have kept marine aquariums for many years and my last…[Read more]

@ Hey,
cool. Yeh the forum is my favorite part of this site. And the topics tend to be about things that non-TCKs just don’t get!
Keep posting and I’ll see you on it!

@ Congratulations on graduating soon! Way to go! =)

Well as for me, I started a job with IOM (International Organization for Migration) recently, and it is just absolutely cool!

@ Hi there, ofcourse we can be friends! Hope you are well in your travels, will be in touch soon,
kind regards,
Karima

@ Thank you for sharing the photos from India, Sophie. They are quite interesting, especially the architecture 🙂
These are way better pics than the motion pics of India from Indiana Jones! I really think Indian Jones move is biased towards a different culture 🙂

@ Very cool! I want to have a road trip from tip to tip!!… =)
Buenisimo, no?
by the way… nice to meet you!

@ Yeah, Argentina was awesome. It wasn’t easy adjusting from the Australian culture, but I learned a lot. I was privileged to be able to travel with my family on several occasions to Misiones, Chaco, Salta, and even spending a day at the Iguazu falls. I would like to see Patagonia if I go there again.

@ Hi there Michael, thanks for getting in touch! I wish my father who was from Afghanistan continued to teach me Farsi, I know only a bit. My mother is Swedish. Im living now in Joburg, South Africa its my 12th country. Im actually quite proud and happy to have lived in so many places, I think its a privilege, the best schooling ever, in my view.

@ Hi Welcome to TCK. I hope you have a good time networking with people just like you. Take care and have a good day. Mike

@ Glad to see another TCK with a lineage of TCKs. 🙂

@ Hahaha! it’s alright, i guess we both understand that we’re really busy these days. In fact I’m leaving on the 27th for New York to attend a conference. Exciting!

I have a term left, that is next term. I just have my OJT and while at it, finish my long-delayed thesis. I’m liking, although it’s hard to balance social and academic life.…[Read more]

@ Dear Margie: It was a great pleasure to talk to you at FIGT! Hopefully, see you next year again?

@ Hey. It’s my turn to apologize for the late response. Haha.

How much longer have you got in college before graduation? =) How are you liking it?

@ Hey! I keep meaning to write you back but haven’t had much time to get around to it. Haha… So you live in New Zealand? Thats so cool, my grandpa is from there and I want to try to get citizenship someday so I can study there! anywasy, nice to meet you Eleanor! 🙂

@ hey welcome to TCKid! Thanks for adding me 😀

@ Cordoba! Awesome, not to to far from were I lived. Did you like it?

@ hellooo hellloooo 🙂