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Identity and Place, A Reflection
“Friendship is born at that moment when one person says to another: “What! You too? I thought I was the only one.”― C.S. Lewis “Third culture kid” (TCK) is a sociological term coined by Ruth Useem in the 1950s, a phrase that … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-Cultural Kids, Cross-Cultural Kids in Fiction, Third Culture Kid Literature, Third Culture Kids, Third Culture Kids in Fiction, Third Culture Kids Writing
Tagged Adult Cross-Cultural Kid, Adult Cross-Cultural Kids, Adult Third Culture Kid, Adult Third Culture Kids, Canadian Academy, Cross-Cultural Kid, Cross-Cultural Kids, Cross-Cultural Kids in Fiction, Cross-Cultural Kids Writing, Global Nomad, Guyana, Hidden Immigrant, Identity and Place, Ruth E. Van Reken, Saudade, Third Culture Individual, Third Culture Kid, Third Culture Kids, Third Culture Kids Writing
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Guyana Diaries
I have many wonderful memories of the fourteen months my husband Dennis and I lived in Guyana, and a few hair-raising ones, too. There was only one highway along the coast in 1967, and for the most part, it was … Continue reading
Posted in Guyana Diaries, Musings, Personal Reflections, Travel Memoirs
Tagged CUSO, Guyana, Rupununi, Teaching Overseas, Travel Memoirs
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M.E. Pilkey (Peggy) 