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The link to the original article and my thoughts on it can be found in the abovementioned link.  I would love to hear your thoughts on this (especially on the article).  Please be aware […]

hi, this is max, cecile’s daughter.
i am working on the exhibition at my school and my topic is: TCK’s
 
blog: http://thirdcultureteens.wordpress.com/
 
can you please check the blog? it would be  really hepful. […]

If you often have to look up rare English words, try http://www.wordnik.com. I find it very useful.

“I want to go home!”I cried in the nightBut they say “You’re already here.””My people need help!”I shrieked desperatelyBut they say”Everyone is safe here.”Do they not understand?Have they not been watchingThe […]

MEMO publishes books in English and Danish relating to the artists personal and artistic experiences but also other’s. MEMO publishing has published “NÃ¥r vi er syge, er vi raske” in Danish about the Danish welfare […]

Hmm…. I’m really wondering how on earth to include being a TCK on my resume… so much experience that can potentially just get written off.  :

I have been doing a lot of research lately about TCKs and what makes us the way we are, both the good and the bad. I’m involved with a my schools office of inter-cultural relations, and I’ve got an opportunity to […]

Hey TCKs! My dance company is in need of volunteers or interns to help out with administrative tasks especially for our Chameleon project which is about the TCK experience. This would be great for a college […]

Cracks are beginning to show, life and my erratic passport stamps are taking their toll on my life.  It’s nice to finally label my problem: ‘identity and personal crisis’, but that doesn’t make it any easier or […]

Re-Entry Complete…or is it?

For privacy reasons, I had to close all my blog posts to “friends only”, so if you want to read my blog (which I haven’t updated in a gazillion years anyway), you’ll have to sign up and then friend me in the My […]

I have been ready to get employed and began seeking jobs since I was 19, whether or not it’s part-time nor full-time. That was when I was studying abroad as an international student at the University of Sydney. […]

 
One Art by Elizabeth Bishop
 
The art of losing isn’t hard to master;
so many things seem filled with the intent
to be lost that their loss is no disaster.
 
Lose something every day. Accept the fluster
of lost […]

so currently I’m stretched out very thin.  I need to remind myself that the way I’ve lived is a privilege but it is so difficult.  Sometimes I wish that I was like my cousins who live minutes away from my […]

1) To get away – I think to really appreciate where you currently live, you have to leave it, and then come back. When you come back, if the place you live doesn’t excite you… its not the place to be living in […]

Originally posted on my blog: http://heyitsjohnnyc.wordpress.com/2011/01/11/the-year-2010-in-review/
2010 had to be the worst year I have ever had. The good news is, it’s over. The bad news is, you get to hear […]

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I stay anonymous on my blog, thus you won’t see my real name and gender on the blog.
If any of you are cringing, thinking “I don’t want to see another blind praise on Jimmy Choo on […]

The whole world is full of migrants. And everyone has these problems of migration: culture shock– because you leave habits at home, and suddenly recognize what a habit is–
and the effort you have to make to […]

For the longest time I feel like I haven’t belonged to anywhere or anyone, but recently I’ve realized that with every passing New Year I am learning something new.  Every year I grow a little more.  Everything […]

Back home, Back in Germany.
Its so funny how we all find so many more places we call ‘Home’ and yet can get so sentimental
when someone talks about a constant home!?
I grew up in the Philippines and in my first […]