3rd Culture Children

Amy DuBois
02:08 AM December 04, 2012

Fantastic blog: hits all the highs and lows, the ironies and little joys of life as 3rd culture children. Love it.

Joe Samarasinghe
03:32 AM December 04, 2012

3rdculturechilren is not your regular run of the mill blog....it's multi-faceted...it's a cultural trip to every destination the family has been posted, it's a stress reliever when it offers readers a glimpse of family life, it's informative when it raises a topic and discusses it and for those of us out there who need a respite from the travails of life in general it's like a hot-towel to wipe our faces with and refresh ourselves, leaving us feeling better than we felt when we arrived.

Kat B.
05:15 AM December 04, 2012

3rd Culture Children has a wonderfully diverse mix of cultural posts, photography, food, local and daily life, and just general musings on life. It is a blog that gives you a glimpse of life as an expat, not life as a tourist living temporarily somewhere other than "home."

Lucid Gypsy
06:40 AM December 04, 2012

This is a fabulous blog! It's great to see how the family upped sticks and moved to La Paz. I've learnt so much about this city that I'll probably never get to visit. 3rd culture children captures the essence and portrays a vibrant and diverse city. I love it!

21stcenturyrenaissancegirl
04:28 AM December 09, 2012

Spectacular photography and wonderful anecdotes.

Kris Scorza-sobieski
23:35 PM December 09, 2012

as a TCK myself, i find "3rd culture children" is a gratifying and real glimpse into the lives of children who are growing up with the culture and traditions of more than one "home country", and the family's navigation of that journey.

Charles McKelvy
01:52 AM December 10, 2012

This is a blog that just keeps on giving.

Sue Ann
09:10 AM December 17, 2012

I love hearing about the travels and experiences of this beautiful family as they experience everything living in Bolivia has to offer.