Biz Abu Dabi Manhattan'ın dışına beri, yazında 2011, bizim aile seyahat bir sürü yapmak kadar şanslı olmuştur. Dünya olmuştu görünce, aslında, bizim hamle yapmaya karar vermişti ana nedenlerinden biri–iyi, that and the fact that we’d been offered interesting jobs […]
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Gümrük memuru Dulles Uluslararası bizim pasaportları bize geri verdi ve dedi ki, “Welcome home.” All my life I’ve been a global nomad, bu yüzden ev her zaman bir sıvı kavram olmuştur. Eğer herhangi bir ülkede harcanan yıl kadar eklerseniz, ABD şimdi üstüne çıkıyor, which I suppose wins it the […]
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Üç oğlum var ve eğlenceli bir yeri vardır. Onlar da bir sürü gürültü vardır, karışıklık ve meşguliyet. Bunlar diğer zamanlarda birbirlerine zaman başka çoğu ve nefret birini tapıyorum. Tabii ki, living in a small house can get a little hectic and the fact that we live […]
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Anne küresel vatandaşları yetiştirmek için belirlendiği gibi, kocam ve ben oldukça zenginleşmesi için yurtdışındaki çocukları alarak daha bir Disney-tatil doğru mali kanalize etmek için suskun edildi. Ancak, there is something that stirs inside both of us when it comes to celebrating the ephemeral days of childhood that made us reconsider. Here in the […]
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Yaklaşık üç ay içinde hayatımızı büyük ölçüde değişecek. Kocam ve ben, bizim iki küçük kız ile, Son altı yıldır biz eve aradım yeri terk edecek. Biz muhtemelen asla dönecektir. Biz ilk Kongo geldi, Biz yeri hakkında çok fazla bilmiyordum, we didn’t know a soul here and […]
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Değil çok uzun zaman önce, benim dört yaşındaki vs adalet kavramını anlamak başladık. insafsızlık. Ona, hayat adil değil, oh çok kez ,gündüz. Bana, the fact that he can express his frustration over a denied chocolate treat before dinner or being sent back to sleep in his room when he tries […]
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Pencereden, Ben yüksek perdeli giggles ve bahçe yolu üzerinde çakıl wellington çizme sesini duyabiliyorum. Kızım onun yeni komşusu arkadaşı ile yanındaki kapı, bahçe döken bir hayvan kurtarma merkezi olduğunu davranarak ve arka tavuklar aslında vahşi maymunlar. My son is bouncing on a trampoline with the […]
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Içinde 2002, Singapur benim uluslararası yatırım bankacılığı kariyer beni drene bıraktığı. Benim ilk tutku dönmek için fiziksel ve zihinsel özgürlük bulmak için gerekli, geliştirme çalışmaları oldu. İşimi bıraktım ve yalnız sırt çantasıyla yolculuk başladı, barış ve ilham arıyor. By the time I circled around sub-Saharan Africa and […]
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Dünyada yaşıyorsun nerede? Ve, Eğer oradan geldik? Dört ay önce, Amman taşındı, Ürdün. Başlangıçta Kanada, Kocam UNICEF için çalışıyor gibi fazla yirmi yıldır dünya çapında hareket edilmiştir. Hangi dil(s) konuşuyorsunuz? Ben İngilizce ve Fransızca biliyor. Learning Arabic is a […]
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With the exception of a six month stay in Canada, our family has lived in the exact same house from the time our eldest son turned one to today, almost ten years later. I often find myself wondering what kind of impact that will have on our children, since when I was a child my […]
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Ever since we moved out of Manhattan to Abu Dhabi, in the summer of 2011, our family has been lucky enough to do a lot of traveling. Seeing the world had been, in fact, one of the primary reasons we’d decided to make our move–well, that and the fact that we’d been offered interesting jobs […]
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The customs officer handed us back our passports at Dulles International and said, “Welcome home.” All my life I’ve been a global nomad, so home has always been a fluid concept. If you add up the years spent in any one country, the US now comes out on top, which I suppose wins it the […]
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I have three sons and they are a lot of fun. They are also a lot of noise, mess and busyness. They adore one another most of the time and loathe one another at other times. Needless to say, living in a small house can get a little hectic and the fact that we live […]
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As parents determined to raise global citizens, my husband and I were reticent to channel financial resources toward a Disney-vacation rather than taking our children abroad for enrichment. But, there is something that stirs inside both of us when it comes to celebrating the ephemeral days of childhood that made us reconsider. Here in the […]
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In about three months our lives will drastically change. My husband and I, with our two little girls, will leave the place we’ve called home for the last six years. We will probably never return. When we first came to Congo, we didn’t know much about the place, we didn’t know a soul here and […]
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Not too long ago, my four-year-old started understanding the concept of fairness vs. unfairness. To him, life is unfair, oh so many times ,during the day. To me, the fact that he can express his frustration over a denied chocolate treat before dinner or being sent back to sleep in his room when he tries […]
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From the window, I can hear high-pitched giggles and the sound of wellington boots on garden path gravel. My daughter is next door with her new neighbor friend, pretending that the garden shed is an animal rescue center and the backyard chickens are actually wild monkeys. My son is bouncing on a trampoline with the […]
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In 2002, my international investment banking career in Singapore had left me drained. I needed to find the physical and mental freedom to return to my first passion, which was development work. I left my job and embarked on a solo backpacking journey, looking for peace and inspiration. By the time I circled around sub-Saharan Africa and […]
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Where in the world do you live? And, are you from there? Four months ago, we moved to Amman, Jordan. Originally from Canada, I have been moving around the globe for more than twenty years as my husband works for UNICEF. What language(s) do you speak? I speak English and French. Learning Arabic is a […]
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With the exception of a six month stay in Canada, our family has lived in the exact same house from the time our eldest son turned one to today, almost ten years later. I often find myself wondering what kind of impact that will have on our children, since when I was a child my […]
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