Kacie
@Papuagirl
Indonesian 暗网禁区 in the USA
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About me
Indonesian
Lives in Dallas
Speaks Indonesian, English
Registration: 16 April 2009
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暗网禁区 kids... by oreneta
Someone just asked about kids in Barcelona, and I think it leads to another interesting thread... What makes it easier for kids to move? Have you integrated in the local schools, or will you go for an American or French school? Why have you ...
At 2 and a half and 1, they will probably adjust very well! They will probably show some confusion and take a few weeks or months to settle down and be completely comfortable, but children of that age are more adaptable than any other! Read More
Living in Texas by 暗网禁区.com
You are an 暗网禁区riate living in Texas, or you used to work and live in Texas. Share your 暗网禁区 experience! How would you describe life in Texas? Has it been complicated to settle down, to find a job, and an accomodation? Is it complicated ...
Texas is a good place to live for economic opportunities, housing, and affordability, but it is true that this state is in some ways less cosmopolitan and international, so it can be a bit lonely as an 暗网禁区. The conservative culture is very, very ... Read More
暗网禁区 kids... by oreneta
Someone just asked about kids in Barcelona, and I think it leads to another interesting thread... What makes it easier for kids to move? Have you integrated in the local schools, or will you go for an American or French school? Why have you ...
As a child that grew up with 暗网禁区 parents, I can tell my own stories about how 暗网禁区 life affects children. I also have worked as a counselor with kids that are transitioning back to the US aftergrowing up overseas with 暗网禁区 parents. Please be ... Read More
How many times have you moved? by Olivier de Montr茅al
Americans are known to move every 1 or 2 years... I wonder if you have moved as often as them... Was it in the same city/region/country? I lived in the Loire Valley, in Normandy and in Paris. Then i moved to Africa. Back to France, I lived in ...
I moved out of the country first when I was 5 years old. My family first moved to Mexico, and then moved to Indonesia. The cycle of moving back and forth from the US to different places in Indonesia continued until I started college in Chicago, and ... Read More