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@ Hi Miyon! Just saw your comment LOL

In Taiwan, it was part of the CAS for IB and I helped out at a children’s and women’s charity organization.

I liked ASB, although I prefer working on the sites than being part of the planning board. Glad I did it though 🙂 It was fun 🙂

@ Aww thanks Brice! Sorry I just saw the birthday wish LOL

@ Oh yeah, I have friends in Hong Kong too! And some who used to be there… 🙂 I wonder who we might both know…

@ Thanks for the welcome, Miyon. I enjoyed your writing and thoughts on the old TCKID site, too. I just have a minute here before I need to leave, but wanted to say hello and it makes me wonder what kind of connections we might have. I am in Tianjin China working with many Korean students, I have a few friends in Korea (maybe the group I know best…[Read more]

@ Josh,

This is an interesting way to meet you. I read about you joining Interaction and was pleased. And your desire to do counseling with TCKs is, I think, from the heart of God. -I’d like to talk more about that and get to know you better. The Father has been putting some strong things on my heart lately about healing and releasing his people…[Read more]

@ Youre getting an SLR! So am I! I post a lot of photos on Facebook if you are on there.
greeneaglz@gmail.com is my email if you want to add me and check them out.

@ Hi Michael, yes I was at Hillcrest from the age of 6 to 14. Left Nigeria in 1981. Lol you should know better than to ask where I am from. I was born in sheffield, now live in Dudley, West Midlands. My parents live in Maltby and I visited them. Love cornwall/Dorset etc. Lovely place to live. Where do you live nowadays?

@ Aww…you were my first comment on the new site! If you don’t know me yet, yah better hurry up and invest some time, girl! hahaha 🙂

Never forget…you are my FAVORITE Shakespearean Sock Puppet playwright and director in the whole world.

Are you in town? Let’s get together! 🙂

@ Hey Paul, Thanks for the welcome. From the looks of things, you do that often. 🙂
NIgeria, eh? Were you ever at Hillcrest? I was there and in Lagos in the 80s with my dad’s work. Where are you from in UK? Your very interesting pictures look like the industrial north…I was in Cornwall for a summer and hope to go back some day. (It would be cool…[Read more]

@ I would love to join your group! Send me the info!

@ Hi Takako, I would be so happy to include your information in the International Therapist Directory! Email me at joshsandoz@interactionintl.org if you are interested, and I’ll give you the details. Also, thanks for saying hi! 🙂

@ Just wanted to say hello. I am a licensed professional counselor in South Carolina.

@ Hey, Moses–lookie here–there’s another TCKid/Mish kid in Lancaster, PA! Welcome! My first glance at your profile photo made me think you were a member of the Beachy Amish community. . . then I realized you were wearing a tuxedo!! LOL.
If you ever want to meet with our local TCKid group, let me know. My partner and I attend Community Mennonite…[Read more]

@ Hi, Abigail. You couldn’t open the file yet? Why didn’t you tell me earlier? I thought PDF file would be easier for you to access. If you can’t open the PDF file, I can send a MS-doc file to you. Will that work for you?

@ Dear Abigail,

It’s an honor to “meet” your acquaintance on here. 🙂 I count knowing and working with your Grandda over the years for so many of the Interaction International Transition Seminars as one of the deepest treasures of my life. He was a father and grandfather figure to so many, and here you are… his living, breathing granddaughter.…[Read more]

@ hmm… you look familiar… do I know you from somewhere?? o.0

ha. ha.

@ hey, thanks for the nice comments on my pictures! 🙂 I find that photography is not only a creative outlet, it also gives me new eyes to see and appreciate the things around me – even in one of the most polluted, industrial cities in the world – and helps me to capture memories that I may carry with me and treasure, no matter where I am.
I am…[Read more]

@ If you are having problems reading it, you may have an older version of office that reads .doc files and the file is probably saved as a docx. You can get a program to open them and view them but it may be an idea to get Eun Bum to save it as a .doc file so you can comment.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word/ha100444731033.aspx
All the best.

@ Hi Bee!
My name is Abigail, but my close friends call me Bee – so I thought it was really cool when I saw your name 🙂

Can I ask, not where you’re from, but where you grew up, and what you’re doing now? I love to hear about other people’s experiences, especially since I’m getting ready to graduate from high school and go to university.

well…[Read more]

@ heyy 🙂

I have to confess that I had to go and look up analog cameras, because I’d never heard of them before – they sound really neat though! I love photography (like many tcks, it seems – maybe because it’s a way for us to preserve our experiences?), and I received an SLR camera for my birthday/Christmas present this year – it comes in a few…[Read more]