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@ LOL, I think that’s because ‘going Dutch’ or ‘Dutch treat’ is as normal as walking down the street to Dutch people! Maybe it has to do with that deep-rooted Calvanist mentality, I don’t know! Belgium is totally different!!! I had no idea, as a lot of Dutch people, I sort of assumed it was like Holland, but I couldn’t have been more wrong! The…[Read more]

@ Thanks, Miyon on-ni ^^
I’ll keep that in mind (hehehe)
My finals are done, so I’m back for the winter break 😀
Good luck with your finals!

@ Hi Abigail, it’s nice to meet you! 🙂

@ Hi, I noticed that you commented on Miyon’s profile that you lived in Thailand. Me too. I was a MK there for 17 years.

@ Hi, nice to meet you. I wonder how many MKs are there here?

@ Hi, Suzan: I saw your beautiful pictures. I’m glad that you are so talented!

@ Thanks Brice! meow and furry hugs to you!

@ Hi, Shaheema! Nice to meet you. I am conducting research on the third culture kid. Can I ask you for a proofreading, sometimes?

@ Thanks and kudos back at you Nioucha for making TCKID! It depends on all of us to make TCKid strong. 🙂

@ A lot of places here have happy hours where the drinks/food are cheaper than usual but sometimes not necessarily inexpensive…do you know what I mean? I’ve been living here fora about four months so I still have a lot to learn about the city.

Let me know when you are going to come to Seattle and I’ll definitely show you around the Queen Anne…[Read more]

@ I am an MK too hehe. Welcome to this site for cross-cultural people, Sky!

@ Ben,
Welcome to my.tckid!!
it’s so cool that you moved 24 times in your life so far. I think if I counted all mine it’s about 20 times so I guess close in number 🙂

What is it like to raise a squirrel monkey and what is that? a Marmoset? hehe. I think raising these interesting pets sound so cool.

@ Hi Margo,
Welcome and I hope you find this website a fun place to hang out 🙂
I am Korean and it blows my mind every time I see someone who’s lived there. hehe. Which international school did you go to there?

@ Hi Yvonne, a welcoming message for joining this website!
It’s amazing how many languages you can speak!
wow.. my dream is I will be able to speak 6 languages and at most 8 languages. It’s amazing to see someone who already does!

Ah.. “I am from everywhere and from nowhere” -> I know exactly what you mean.

@ P.S. Bienbenido!

@ Hi Tim,
I am a Korean MK who was raised in Japan where my parents did ministry. I attended Japanese schools where me and my brother were the only foreigners. We also attended CAJ for half a year before moving back to Korea.

I think if you search, you can find TCK groups in the greater Philadelphia area. You can search here: http://www.tckid.com/…[Read more]

@ Hi Olivia,
Welcome to this community for open-minded cross-cultural people. How did you find out about this website?

@ Hi Henri,
Welcome to TCKID!
It looks like you did your studies all over the world!
When you said SFRY, which country would it be in today’s terms amongst the old Yugoslavian federation?
Also, when you said PRC, did you mean the Republic of China?

@ Hi Paulo,
It looks like you have newly joined!
Welcome to tckid, Paulo!

@ How nice to meet you here, Abigail…Your grandpa changed the world for us all…hope we can meet one day..ruth vr