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@ Hi, 您好！您会说汉语吗？:) I’m learning Chinese and might come study in Beijing in the near future. That’s neat you’re there right now.

@ Hey Ben – contact me at mutu02@gmail.com

@ Hi Ankita! Welcome to TCKid!
Please add me as a friend. 🙂

@ Hi Anna, Welcome to TCKid!

@ I’m working on a TCK awareness project using dance, film, theatre, spoken word, and jewelry design. I hope you will check out the performances/events that are upcoming this spring. You can also check out the project blog at http://tckcckahdanceproject.blogspot.com

@ Hi, Alaine! Nice to meet you. Thanks for adding me.

@ Hi May, I’m also in NYC. Please add me.

@ Hey Abigail 🙂
How’s it going with you SLR camera? Have you learned to work it in all it’s details? :o) And how is life in Greece!? I assume that you’re there now 🙂 or have you already returned back to China? Uuh…I’d love to be in a warmer place in these days! Here in Denmark it’s snowing and snowing and snowing and… It’s been white since…[Read more]

@ Hi Rachel,
Funny that you’ve watched a Danish movie :o)
I’ve not even heard about Kinamand (China man)! lol… How can it be political incorrect!? :o) I say: Thanks, I’ll check it out on your recommondation ;o) ! and let you know what I think about it 🙂
Have a great day! ~ Karen Marie

@ hey @Yvonne Aide Schmid if you wanna know more about the avatar I invite you to read a post on my blog about it ^^ http://punkgodangell.blogspot.com/2009/10/viva-la-muerte-brian-m-viveros.html

@ Hi punkgodangell,
your picture is stunning! I like it.
regards from Basle (CH)
Yvonne Aida Schmid

@ Hi Ruth!
That’s ok, it takes me a while to answer comments and emails too (as you can see, I’m answering your comment from November!).
Yes, I know about that article from Barbara Schaetti. It has helped me a lot, and maybe it’s time for me to read it again.
Thanks for your tip 🙂

@ hi Jiyoon, sorry that it took me a while to reply to your comment. I haven’t logged here very often.
Thanks so much for your comment. I do think we have a similar problem! I will search for that book you mentioned.
I have changed my blog to another site, but again, I’m not sure if you can comment without signing up 🙁 I’ll check here more often…[Read more]

@ Hello 😀
There should be a dictionary of British English and American English
I grew up with American English all my life, esp since I went to
American Int school, living in the U.S, and Korea teachs American
English (because of heavy American influence in Korea after 1945)

@ Cool to hear from ya!

See, the thing is, by telling fellow Americans something like “Home is the bed I woke up in this morning”, not only am I being kinda honest (at this point anyway), but I maybe, just maybe, I can kick ’em into thinking about being a global nomad. Of course, most people who are anchored firm don’t act on the thought, but at…[Read more]

@ i have always wanted to be like marie antoinette..
thanks!

@ Many thanks Claire. I appreciate your kind words. Being a teenager is hard enough without adding the TCK component.
LaMonte

@ why hello there. long time no see.

@ oh hey. your head’s chopped off!

@ Hi Dan ! From your profile: “I like to tell people that, “I am from whatever bed I wake up in that particular day!” The next step is for me to believe that myself, at the moment this question still makes me freak out a bit.

Now, I really appreciate your honesty and candor. really, i do. But I can just about guarantee that Puritan america, will…[Read more]