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Sobekhotep · **Posted:** Thu 12 Nov 2009 12:37 am

formiko wrote:

24 hour flights are STILL in my trauma zone

I feel you!

The most I've ever flown is 18 hours & that was pretty rough.

formiko · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 8:31 am Posts:404 Location: Angola

Sobekhotep wrote:

formiko wrote:

24 hour flights are STILL in my trauma zone

I feel you!

The most I've ever flown is 18 hours & that was pretty rough.

I also had to take a prop plane into the mountains

The jetlag was unbelievable. I was tripping over my self

hilardelgado · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 4:20 pm Posts:4

I am from Brussels, Belgium.
During my childhood I lived in Shanghai, China.
I have lived in Hildesheim, Germany for more than a year too.
Now I live back in Brussels, Belgium.

Dillon D · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 6:44 pm Posts:47 Location: Colorado

Originally born in Colorado, US, moved around the country (midwest for 7 and 4 years respectively, south for 3 years respectively), and moved back to Colorado.

Declan · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 6:51 am Posts:122

I'm from the West of Ireland for all of my relatively short life.

Talib · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 8:22 am Posts:768 Location: Canada

hilardelgado wrote:

I am from Brussels, Belgium.
During my childhood I lived in Shanghai, China.
I have lived in Hildesheim, Germany for more than a year too.
Now I live back in Brussels, Belgium.

How old are you? I have to say I'm pretty jealous of your collection of languages. You've got most of the ones I want to learn!

Red · Joined:Wed 12 Aug 2009 4:44 am Posts:4

hilardelgado wrote:

I am from Brussels, Belgium.
During my childhood I lived in Shanghai, China.
I have lived in Hildesheim, Germany for more than a year too.
Now I live back in Brussels, Belgium.

lol.... then it would be Flemish, correct?

I'm originally from the West Coast, now I live in the Netherlands, and have been interested in Greek and ancient Languages for most of my (short) life.

linguoboy · Joined:Sun 19 Apr 2009 9:02 am Posts:1002

Red wrote:

lol.... then it would be Flemish, correct?

Depends where she learned it. AFAIK, the language taught in schools is simply AN with some local pronunciation features and vocabulary. I would think if there's anywhere in Belgium you'll hear Standard Dutch spoken, it would be Brussels.

Kristie · Joined:Thu 30 Apr 2009 5:46 pm Posts:21

Wow, quite the collection of locations! I grew up in Western Washington St. and have spent maybe a total of 3 years in Southern Oregon. Currently reside in Eastern Wa. St.

Due to my maternal geneological meanderings and searching I can say with authority I am: Cherokee/Choctaw, German (Hesse) and Danish (Copenhagen) with some English

desmond · **Posted:** Mon 05 Apr 2010 7:41 am

I was born in Hong Kong and grew up there. I've been living in Australia on and off since year 2000. Now residing in Sydney.

Although Hong Kong is a concrete jungle in urban areas, you will be surprised to know that 80% of the total area of Hong Kong is still green with many country parks in the rural areas. Visitors can go hiking and cycling to experience to other side of Hong Kong, other than indulging in the well-known towers of shopping malls.