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@ Burma! I’ve been there. I would love to go back. Cool! Welcome Jessica.

@ Preston, I got an answer back from Dayle Annand who is with YWAM in Antigua.

“We attend Iglesia del Camino, a bi-lingual church in Antigua. There are a lot of ministry opportunities through IDC if you are interested in plugging in. Here’s the website: http://www.iglesiadelcaminogt.com/english/index.html ”

If I could send you a PM I would give…[Read more]

@ I am doing fine Noah

@ Hey Preston,

I haven’t been to church in Antigua lately, but I will send out an email to some missionary friends and ask them for ideas. What dates will you be in Antigua? I am up in Sayaxche, Peten, but I may be coming down to Antigua for a wedding April 24.

@ Hi David. How’s things.

@ Good to see you here bro 🙂

@ Hello Eun-Bum, I have just joined the group and can advise I too am researching TCK’s from a multidisciplinary perspective. It’s early days, yet I am based in the UAE looking to investigate the multilingual impact on personality e.g with my kids. As well I am interested in the application of Personality profiling tools since I am an occupational…[Read more]

@ Hi, Sue, and welcome! Would love to hear more of your story–I know very little about Bangladesh (except that it’s hard living there as a woman), and even less about Thailand and Taiwan. I grew up in Europe as a missionary kid (yeah, you’re right–why in the world would missionaries go to Europe?!? I never understood that myself, even as a kid.…[Read more]

@ Hi Hi yeah a lot..comments helped so much thanks!! I will reply in a while when I`m sure of not falling back into that mood..afraid to think too much right now:) do u use a chat program? would be nice to make a new friend 🙂

@ hi 🙂 how’s it going for you? feeling any better?

@ Call me, Jeannie! Thanks for emailing back! So, where do you live at the moment? I live in Long Beach CA…. if you’re close, we can meet! Let me know!

@ Hi Eugenia! Welcome to TCK community. I also spent some time in Japan, and I too work in HR! (now jobless but still searching something relevant)

@ Thanks, Sophie for the pics from India! My brother and I traveled to Mumbai in 1987–I wish there had been digital cameras then (sigh); I love that you took pics of the in-floor toilet and the “taxi-cab/motorcycles”, the flower designs, the beautiful saris, and the beautiful, beautiful children and adults! 🙂

@ Gruess Dich Rachelle, ich freue mich schon ueber Deine Gedanken ueber den Patriotismus.

@ sure! you just have to tell me the name or place. 😉
i do not know when i go again, but most probably i will…for a holiday someday. greez from cologne

@ darn, I so wanted a picture of that school. that was in 3rd grade, for me that was IONS ago! if you ever go back there would you take one and upload it???

@ Gruess dich, Antonia! Schoen dich hier kennen zu lernen 🙂 Thank you for your friend request. I am also intrigued by (Americans’ and others’) “patriotism”–I’ll have to respond on your discussion page later today–am running off for an appointment right now. . . Alles Gute! –Rachel (also known as Rahel, Raetschi, Rachelle, Rajel, etc. :P)

@ Hi,you went to the german school? it s still there! have you been there again since? I am back in germany again.

kat

@ Welcome, Margie! I’m also a “misch kid”, and would LOVE to have editing as my profession. . . Right now, I’m unemployed after 22 years of working for a law firm (they downsized), but am having the time of my life doing short-term projects for a wide variety of people (including editing my uncle’s autobiography). Anyway–enough about me–welcome!…[Read more]

@ 你好！我是会中文，在中国待了3年多了。欢迎你到北京来读书。