If not living in USA, where do you live?

It must be in the water! One of my closest friends here found out she is preggo with twins!! She's ten weeks. Our music teacher's wife found out she is having triplets!!
Anyway, I automatically recommended Twinstuff to them. I am curious though how many of us out there are not in the USA? I am American but living in Zambia.
Melissa

 

It must be in the water! One of my closest friends here found out she is preggo with twins!! She's ten weeks. Our music teacher's wife found out she is having triplets!!
Anyway, I automatically recommended Twinstuff to them. I am curious though how many of us out there are not in the USA? I am American but living in Zambia.
Melissa

 

I am in Nova Scotia, Canada

 

Wow triplets (there's a very funny book called Extreme Motherhood written by a british comedienne and detailing her pregnancy and first 8 months with triplets if ever you come across it).

I'm British but living in Israel.

 

This is interesting!

Melissa, what takes you to Zambia to live? Just curious how everyone comes to live where they do if it's not their home country!

 

I don't live there now but I am an american who grew up in Mongolia. Came to the states for college at eighteen and hope to move back overseas one day

 

I am teaching at an American International School here.

 

I am from Ottawa, Canada.

 

We're here in Michigan at the moment. But are preparing to move to Guam, in the very South Pacific. I used to live on St. Croix in the Virgin Islands.
My husband is in the military. We'll be stationed in Guam for 3 years. I'm NOT looking forward to the 13 + hour plane trip with twins. But I suppose we'll get through it like we have everything else.
I bet Africa is very exciting and interesting.

 

I am from Scotland. x

 

I'm in Nova Scotia, Canada too! I'm originally from near Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

 

I live in British Columbia, Canada

 

This may sound really stupid, but my sister is in a international business class and they are having a potluck, she is looking for some kind of food to bring, can you please recommend something and include the recipe. TIA

Amy

Sorry to hijack the post

 

Amy,
She can check out this website http://www.congocookbook.com/. Interesting though how we tend to still gravitate to the foods we eat in the US. We just don't have the choice available here but can pretty much make most of the things we like. The one thing I really miss.... GOOD MEXICAN FOOD!!
MElissa

 

I am American living in British Columbia, Canada.

 

quote:
I don't live there now but I am an american who grew up in Mongolia. Came to the states for college at eighteen and hope to move back overseas one day


I could have written that paragraph, except change Mongolia to Argentina....

 

I am a dual citizen - American and Canadian - living in Guelph, Ontario Canada (about 1 hr outside Toronto)

 

Canada

 

quote:
Originally posted by tinalb:
I am American living in British Columbia, Canada.


Im your exact opposite Im Canadian from British Columbia, Canada and am living in America hehe

 

I am Australian living in the USA. DH is military and so here we are...

 

I'm Australian living in the US.

 

I'm half Chinese, half English, born and grew up and still living in Hong Kong (used to be a British colony but now a special administrative region of China!)

 

I know there are more of you out there!!!

 

We live in North Bay, Canada. About 3 hours north of Toronto!! A wee bit colder than Africa!!

 

I'm German living in the US.

 

Thanks for sharing everyone!! That's a interesting topic to see!!

I lived in Germany for 5 years growing up. LOVE GERMANY!!!

 

Totally new to TTalk ... thrilled to be posting ... tho it's 5am here ...

we live in Hong Kong, but are Canadian (me) and Zambian (dh). We've lived here for 10 and 17yrs (me and dh). All our children have been born here.

Melissa, how long have you lived in Z'ed? Are you in Lusaka at AIS? what a small world!!! my dh is zambian. grew up in kitwe.

new mom of Simon&Benjamin
mama to Jakob 3+yrs
Rebecca

 

I am Dutch, living in the US. DH is Dutch too.

 

We're in New Mexico. Okay, it's actually in the USA but you wouldn't believe how many people don't know that.

 

I'm half american half german and currently living in Germany.
Been here for a long time now, so my english is getting worse and worse even though I grew up bilingual.

All of you living in different countrys: What language are your kids speaking? Are they being raised bilingual?

Mine will, my husband is mexican. So they will speak spanish and german. And since we plan on moving back to the states in a couple of years english will become their third language.

 

I am from Burnaby British Columbia Canada

 

Rebecca- Yes we are at AIS! Small world indeed. We have been three years, and have signed on for another year.

Katja, DH and I are American, so the kiddos will learn English. I wish they would be bilingual. This is an English speaking country although I think there are 70+ tribal languages. The nanny does say things to them in Nyanja. Anyway, in the school I work in most of the kids are bi, if not, trilingual. It is so cool!!! How lucky your children will be!!!

Melissa

 

Im Australian, live in Sydney. We lived in the US (Princeton) for a few years and had our first son there. Loved it. The twins are number 3 & 4.
Fran

 

I am Canadian, living in the Netherlands. My DD is trilingual: English, French and Dutch. These ones will be too.

 

So awesome to see people from all over the world! How did people with twins years ago survive without the internet?