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Third Culture Kids Blogs

A list of blogs and bloggers written by Third Culture Kids and adults who have identified themselves as TCKs. If you’re a blogger yourself or know other TCK bloggers, please leave a link to their blog in the comments.

If you’re a TCK blogger and would like to share an interesting blog post you’ve written, please leave a link to a blog entry in the comments.

Lillian
Among Worlds

Gryphon Hall
Bonnie Rose
Caitie
Dana’s Quill
Bill Kinnon
Rowena Harding
Didzter
Katy Longlegs
Nina L.
Smitha
Duchess of Hope
Elirrina
Singapore Town Girl
Trevor
Bug Bug
Mello
Third Culture Girl
Laurel Redding
Carbonated
Eternal Nomad
Julie
CSWoosh
Terence Woo
Borderliner
Jenny
JHC
Fauxturtle
Fearless Kiti
Hannah
Elaine Fowler
Rochelle Laura Knox
QuestionCurl
Intlly Funny
Tess
Rei
Nomadica’s Blog
Rahnala
Krissa
Atom
Christa
Preya
Regina Frost

MyOtaku.com

Wanderlust

Hello and Welcome =)

Samurai Viking Cuisine

Maya Escobar

My Asian Side

“…the rest is still unwritten”

Musings of a Third Culture Kid

That Place Called Home

Widsith

Trotting Across the Globe

Culture in the Blender

Spread the Word to All

Arakattack

The College Warrior

Phusaza

La Vie Cevenole

tasteslikechicken2me

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Posted by Brice at 1:42 am on December 11th, 2007. Comments
Categories: General Forum.

  • kristine
    LOL! I was just thinking of that last night Brice! I wanted to tell you you should add a Blog section in here somewhere so I can rant all I want about how I'm a TCK and how it's hard getting stuck for a while LOL!

    Ah, can you read minds Brice? Or did Uncle Dan read my mind then told you? xD
  • Margie
    Brice,
    I don't know if I should be offended or not - but you didn't include the blogsite for Among Worlds! :-)

    BTW - we have a listing of some TCK blogsites there.

    Someone (I wish I had time to do this) needs to compile a listing of ALL TCK blogsites, websites, etc.!
    MU
  • Margie
    ooooopssss...I just did a "Brice" - forgot to include the blogsite. It is amongworlds.blogspot.com
    MU
  • My blog(s) are minako06.livejournal.com (though I won't be able to access it when I go to China in February) but my other ones are
    www.myotaku.com/users/minako
    hildydoo.vox.com
  • I have a blog, at http://wanderlusttck.blogspot.com/
    I only just started it though, so there aren't many posts for now...
  • kristine
    I blog too, except it's mainly about me ranting about something crappy (or good) that happened in the day.. but now that i think of it, i shall make a tck blog soon bwahahaha.
  • Uncle Dan
    I kept a LiveJournal once. I never update it anymore because no one reads it, but I do write Facebook Notes. Still, the LJ had some interesting TCK posts before I found out about the term. I kept it going while I was in the US, having my crash and burn experience.
  • mairabay
    hey, I have a blog...I dont give the address to everyone, but since you are my family and my friends, why not?
    I dont write on it very often, but lately its been all related to my TCK issues
    I write half in English, half in French and half in Portuguese, sometimes in just one language though
    voilà: http://mairabay.multiply.com/blog
  • I have a blog that has the variety of my life on it... Most of the recent stuff is from my time here in Turkey, but there's political, religious, poetic, humorous, and totally random scattered through it too.

    http://spreadthewordtoall.blogspot.com/
  • I own both the "Tess" LJ as well as Culture in the Blender. I started Culture in the Blender as an outlet for TCK=related thoughts only, because they were taking over my LJ, and I got the LJ primarily to stay in touch with my college friends after we graduated. Many of my LJ posts are friends only, so don't expect that one to be very interesting.

    I moved Culture in the Blender from Blogger to hosting on my own site. There's a notice on the Blogger version, but Culture in the Blender can now be found at http://blog.globalistgirl.net/ .

    I also started an online detailed recipe collection. At the moment, it's tiny - but if anyone would like to share their favorite recipes along with detailed instructions and/or pictures of what you really need to do to make the dish, sign up for an acocunt and add it! I think we all have our regional favorites that assume many things that might not occur to someone outside that region to do. I'm hoping my cooking site can help people who haven't cooked a particular cuisine do it right, just with the recipe. So whoever finds that shwarma recipe, post it for the rest of us :D
  • Mine's www.malaysian-at-heart.blogspot.com
    Mainly for it's me to keep in touch with my mates and just update them on what's happening with me (cuz the time difference likes to bite us all in the ass, and I can't usually meet them online everday or whatever) but my own TCKness is plays a big part in my posts. I usually add in anything new/funny whenever I come by them. Hopefully they get immortalised on my blog for all time. =)
  • Here's another TCK blog for you: http://widsith.wordpress.com

    Thanks :)
  • Mine is http://third-culture-kid.com/. I started it as an outlet for exploring my experiences as a TCK. I love creative writing, so my blog is also an outlet for some of this 'creativity'.
  • I have a blog -- http://sindhujamanohar.blogspot.com

    I write on a variety of topics, and they are all influenced by my TCK-ness.
  • Emily Tenna
    Hi, there, I have an adult TCK blog: http://myasianside@blogspot.com

    I echo Sindhu's sentiment that I write on a variety of topics, most influenced by my TCK-ness, and Susie's statement on using her blog to explore and share her creativity. Wow, maybe I've found a few kindred souls laready, gotta head over and check out their blogs!

    A suggestion to the site manager: You may want to divide up the blogs into two categories: TCK and ATCK, to make it easier for your many readers to find their way to blogs they will related to more quickly?
  • Emily Tenna
    ooops! that link to my blog is: http://myasianside.blogspot.com/
    duh! don't even know my own site address, how tck is that?!?! lol!
  • Emily Bartz
    My blog is http://phusaza.blogspot.com/. PHUSAZA stands for Philippines, United States of America, and South Africa. Though I probably should add UK now.
  • Please add mine www.thecollegewarrior.com !

    I am a diplomat brat.
  • Uncle Dan
    arakattack.livejournal.com is another. That's me... more or less.
  • Hello, I am a Guatemalan Jewish TCK. I would love my blog to be included on the list...

    http://mayatalk.wordpress.com
  • Ayako
    Typical of a TCK it took me this long to figure out what it was I was good at doing and enjoy doing.

    I love cooking using techniques and ingredients from all over the world and would like to believe that life is one big culinary adventure....so I've started this food blog this year:

    Samurai Viking Cuisine


    The title of the blog is a bit tongue in cheek as neither the Japanese nor Swedes like to be called Samurai or Viking but the title does also convey the cross-cultural aspects of my food blog.

    I've also mentioned that I'm a TCK in the blog and will talk about this topic as well as use my blog to announce events happening at TCKID.

    If you love food, I'd like to invite you to visit my blog and leave comments there.

    Thanks.

    Ayako
  • Ayako
    I just updated our list of blogs along with a long backlog of links that should have been posted a long time ago. Sorry I couldn't have done this sooner but I only noticed the backlog now.

    I'm going to list the new links here and if your blog is missing email me at ayako@tckid.com with the URL of your blog and I'll make sure it's up there as soon as possible.

    MyOtaku.com

    Wanderlust

    Hello and Welcome =)

    Samurai Viking Cuisine

    Maya Escobar

    My Asian Side

    "...the rest is still unwritten"

    Musings of a Third Culture Kid

    That Place Called Home

    Widsith

    Trotting Across the Globe

    Culture in the Blender

    Spread the Word to All

    Arakattack

    The College Warrior

    Phusaza
  • Hello! I am a new member and would appreciate being included on the list. My blog has a lot of photos and centers on food and (mostly) French culture, from an outsider, TCK viewpoint. I look forward to visiting the others on the list!

    Thanks...
  • cross cultural communication blog:
    www.tasteslikechicken2me.wordpress.com
  • Ayako
    Added to our links:

    La Vie Cevenole

    tasteslikechicken2me
  • Mine's a full site that contains my blog - I'd love to be included - it's so great to finally feel "home". My blog URL is:

    http://www.boliviabella.com/Bolivia-blog.html

    I'll be adding a link back to you on the TCK Resources page I have on my site. Why duplicate when I can refer everyone to the best!

    Thank you Brice for your initiative!!!!!!!
  • I've been blogging since 2006 about my crazy TCK life.
    My mom is from the USA, my dad is French and I spent nearly all my life in Burkina Faso. We just recently moved "back" to France, but it's much stranger to me than Africa, because I left when I was a baby!
    This site is great and I'd love to have my blog included.
    Thanks!
  • Hi,

    I write about issues related to women, mothers of youngk kids, and escapades of a military grat at Http://80salumna.wordpress.com.

    Bettina
  • I'm a tckid having grown up partially in Indonesia, than Hawaii, than living out of a van while touring the Western United States. I'm now about to embark on a trip through Europe: http://travel.memeshift.com
  • E
    I'm a third culture kid! :)
    please add my blog site to your directory!

    http://advthirdculture.wordpress.com/
  • I'm now 19 and experiencing being a dad. I must say although it feels good it's still hard. I knew it wouldn't be easy but to be honest, the hard part is having to balance time. My daughter is great and makes managing her never dreadful. -Teen dad
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