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@ Not that my experience represents the TCK experience.. I just really want to help..

@ Hi Anna!! Welcome to TCKID!
I am a TCK who grew up in Asia and the US. If you have any questions about best options for raising TCKs (based on my childhood experience) please feel free to ask me!

@ HI Jenna! Welcome to TCKID!
aw.. it looks like you want to or have joined the compassion video! I am really curious as to how you will be voicing the need for compassion, Jenna!

@ Hi Jiyoon,
Thanks for accepting the invitation! 🙂 It’s nice to meet a TCK who lived in the same countries as I did.

@ Hi Elisabeth,
it’s so cool that you have completed a traithlon last year! Wow, on top of your global skills you have athletic ability!

@ Hi Stefanie! It looks like you come from a long line of nomadic family!!
Wow, it’s so amazing that you have lived in these many countries! I wonder how many languages you can speak!

It warms my heart to know that you are also helping schools make the transition process smoother for new comers and leavers.

@ Hi Susie!
I wanted to welcome to TCKID!
You are probably already an active participant but wanted to say helloo!

@ Hi Scott, there is a TCK on this website that lives in Texas!!
I thought you guys can get connected??

@ Hi Emily! Welcome to TCKID!!

@ Hi Daniel, are you currently looking for jobs? I am just curious because I am in search of jobs too! >_< ahaha..

@ Hi Adradhana,

I am not sure if you remember me from the old website. But I wanted to say hellooooo
I am a big fan of your TCK meet-ups in New York. I have not personally attended one but I have checked out your website.

@ Hi Lauren,
I would like to learn more about the PlayPumps project. Helping the communities in rural villages in Africa sound so interesting. Which countries have you worked in?

@ Hi Benjamin
I happened to come across your website and wow your photos look very impressionable! Very strong, distinct colors! Do you think your experiences in millions of countries you’ve lived have helped you portray different artistic perspectives in your photography?

@ aw.. they have a University of Illinois student chapter of Make-A-Wish Foundation here at my university campus 🙂 It’s called Wish-Makers.
I was a part of it for a year and a half. I think it’s an awesome organization ^-^

@ Oh wait, I just realized this isn’t the literal Black Belt I was imagining >_<<br /> I just googled it and the business organization looks very ingenious. I probably won’t understand what it really does from all the difficult terminology hehe

@ Hi Caroline. Welcome to TCKID! It is impressive that you have Black Belt. Wow

@ Hi Amya, I think it’s really cool that you have done interpretation for 20 years!
I have grown up in Japan and to me Japan is a nostalgic home 🙂

@ Hi Mina. I am an MK who grew up in Japan and some other countries. It’s really cool to see a fellow Korean TCK on this website. Would you mind if I added you as a friend?

@ Hi Jack! I wanted to stop by and say Bonjour!!
I love this TCKID website. hehe
I have a quick question: How did you hear about this website?

@ Hi Mackenzie,
I am an MK who grew up in Japan and some other countries. 🙂

It is amazing that you personally knew David Pollock. It looks like you have done a lot of work for TCKs. Thank you so much for what you have given to those who needed transitional adjustments into college.

Thank you so much for changing the lives of others!