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@ Argentina! I lived in Cordoba for two years.

@ welcome hun!! 😀 xxx

@ Hi hun,

How are you?

Keep at it hun – you will get the jist of it, just try to stay quiet in situations you arent sure of – and watch how others do it – many a time ive put my foot in it by being too western, we have to allow ourselves to blend in slightly – its all part of being a TCK! but i have many Korean friends in HK who have told me…[Read more]

@ Thanks for the add!
My passport country is South Korea, have South Korean parents and also biologically South Korean. But I grew up in US and lived very briefly in Japan. Now back in South Korea and trying my best to figure what to do and how to behave…lol.

Hope to get to know you better, and welcome to TCK community!

@ Hej Alaine,
I’ll inbox you instead ;o)

@ Yeah, I’m willing to go through the paperwork hassle
but not being able to travel because of process like green card?
no thankyou
I don’t even know why my family are so desperate for me to get
green card when I don’t really want one anymore lol

@ Hi Amya! It was great to meet you at FIGT last week! Hope to see you in May at the Chameleon performance. Stay connected with the project through the blog http://tckcckahdanceproject.blogspot.com

@ Hej Karen!
Hur mår du?
hahahaha
How’s the research going?
I just got back from Families in Global Transitions Conference in Houston and presented my topic: Expat Experience Through the Arts. It went really well and I’m grateful for such a great community! The Chameleon project is going really well, at a fast pace and I’m along for the ride t…[Read more]

@ Hi Eun-Bum! Its great to have met you at FIGT! I hope your research is going well! I noticed that you’re in this online community as well

@ Hi Olivia! Are you based in NYC? Its good to meet other NYC based TCKs. I’m doing a collaborative arts project using dance, film, photography, theatre, spoken word, and jewelry design about global nomads. Please check out the blog if you’re interested! http://tckcckahdanceproject.blogspot.com

@ Hi Tori! Welcome to TCKid.com!

Are you based in NYC? I’m doing a project titled Chameleon using the arts as a way of expressing the TCK experience. Check it out here on the blog: http://tckcckahdanceproject.blogspot.com

@ I would say the joy of travelling far outweighs the nuisance of paperwork. Wanna travel? Get used to it. 🙂

@ It’s so ironic that non-Americans recognize my brother’s uni while
Americans always ask “Where’s that?” lmao
Majority of Americans think that traveling to foreign countries are
such a big deal…
my hs bff fantasizes about Australia (esp after her Aussie cousins came
to the U.S. for her oldest sis’s wedding), but she complains about
work visa…[Read more]

@ Hey, yeah I lived in northeast Pennsylvania during 4 years, so it was easy for people in the area to visit Canada. I think that the majority of Americans I got to know considered international travel to be limited to Canada, Mexico, or the Caribbean, usually for a vacation. I think Australians enjoy traveling much more. They always wanted to…[Read more]

@ Really? I met only 1 American who has been to Canada
I visited Montreal because my brother is going to uni there x]

@ I’ll have to add u on fb so that we can talk more about UCSB 😀
Is UK your passport country btw?

@ sometimes it`s really great to have things in common with someone miles and miles away! 🙂 internet is greatttttt
i love your uni to bits..and miss it a lot too!

@ omg u were a studying abroad student at my uni?
Awesome (and such a small world lol) :]

@ Isn’t that cool!

@ Hi Sarah. Hmm… we’ve lived in the same places. I wonder why?

<3 U sis.