| Contributions
from kids
Welcome
boys and girls. This is your site to write and read about
how you and others feel as you travel the world. Good luck
with your writing and enjoy!
- Marc Levitt
A Longer Life Story...a Good, Not a Bad Thing
by Molly K. L., Istanbul International Community School My name is Molly Kelly Lewis. I was born in Budapest and lived there for five years. I then moved to Vietnam for three years. I'm now in my third year of living in Istanbul, Turkey. My Mum is Irish and Catholic and my Dad is English (although he grew up in South Africa)... read more
The New Kid
by Karina T. , - Have you ever been the new kid at a school you have to go to, but you don't want to? Have you gotten to the point where you want to burst out crying when you don't know anybody? Well, I have and let me tell you that it was a very, but I mean very bad experience that act... read more
Visiting Korea
by You-Young C., Frankfurt International School I came to Germany when I was in 6th grade and last winter, I visited to Korea.
I saw lots of differences between three years ago and last year when I visited there. My friends, my house, my school teachers, and all places changed slightly. I miss so much about origi... read more
Leaving is Hard
by M. B., Monterey I have a lot of experience with moving and leaving my friends behind. I do not want to leave friends, because when I live in a place for a period of time I get attached to my friends. I like the feeling of being settled and knowing my neighborhood. When I do have to mov... read more
A Cold Day in Dresden!
by Sofia, Dresden International School One evening, my father's telephone rang. He picked it up and when he finished talking I asked who it was, but he didn't answer. After a while, he asked me and asked if I would like to move to a new country. I said, "Yea, but it depends on which one". He looked at me and... read more
The Return
by Sara F., Frankfurt International School I walked down the streets of my home town.
Feeling the wind in my hair,
The cold rain hitting my face.
I was happy to be back.
For I had waited so long.
Waiting for the time to pass.
Waiting for this feeling I now had.
B... read more
Trudi
by A.K., American Int'l School of Zagreb It was one summer day in Zagreb and the leaves were falling from trees which was quite strange. I was resting on the balcony, reading a book. The next day was the first day of vacation. My family was going on a trip to Graz, Austria. My mom had a baby in her tummy, so s... read more
My Necklace
by E.P., American Int'l School of Zagreb I have something that is very precious to me. It is a necklace that my friend Anastasia gave me in 2008. I was seven and a half years old when I got it. The necklace is silver and has two hearts on it. One of the hearts is a diamond. I never take my necklace off because... read more
My Suitcase
by H.K., American Int'l School of Zagreb I like my suitcase because it’s shaped like a ladybird and I have a wash bag that’s shaped like a ladybird too. They actually go together. I like ladybirds. If I would lose my suitcase, I wouldn’t have a suitcase at all anymore. Before I got my suitcase I had to share a... read more
Favorite Thing to Take With Me
by L.M., American Int'l School of Zagreb You know what I take with me everywhere? - my little monkey. His name is Chip. My little monkey has white fur. When we visit places I take him and with me when we moved to China I took him with me. He is my best monkey. I bought him when I was two years old. He has been... read more
My Blanket
by J.G., American Int'l School of Zagreb I will never forget the first day I got my blanket. I got it when I was three years old, and I slept with it for six years. My mom gave me the blanket. I got it for my birthday. I carried it wherever I go except at school, of course. I sleep with it every night. But onc... read more
My Stuffed Doggy
by S.H., American Int'l School of Zagreb I take my stuffed doggy to every country and place I visit. It is white with black spots and very cute and clean. Wherever I go I put him in my bag and when it’s my bedtime I put him on my bed. He has traveled to many countries and continents. Once when we were in Engla... read more
Stone Age Ax
by V.H., International School Düsseldorf I got my stone ax last year from my grandpa who found it together with some other axes, arrows and tools as he was younger. He found an arrow, while peeing into a bush because there was no toilet nearby. But that is not mine.
I consider it so special, take it everyw... read more
Holland
by K.C., American Int'l School of Zagreb Holland is my favorite country because it is my home country. I lived there for one year. There is lots of food which I like - like chocolate sprinkles. I put a type of sausage on my sandwich, and there is this sort of mashed potatoes that is green and you eat it with a... read more
My first day in the computer Lab
by D. L., International School of Monaco I remember my first day in the computer lab with my group in class 1A. In
the computer lab room everyone was playing with the computer except me. It
was my first computer lesson ! The teacher didn’t know how to speak French
or Italian and I didn’t speak English. I fe... read more
Lost on at Skiing
by M.J., American Int'l School of Zagreb This year in February I went skiing in Filzmoos, Austria. One day I got lost, when I was with my group skiing through a forest passage. People were being pulled up by a t-lift in the little forest because they had to cross the passage. I knocked some people off an ancho... read more
What I Took From My Home Country
by E.W. , American School of Bombay Last time I went to my Home country (Holland) I took loads of chocolate with my. I am a big fan from chocolate because it is like a piece of heaven which is melting in your mouth. But I can’t get normal chocolate in India. I just get Cadburry in India and that I don’t l... read more
What I Brought own Country and Why?
by Sven B., American School of Bombay I brought some peanut butter to India. Because I love peanut butter and I don’t like the American peanut butter. The Dutch peanut butter is more smooth and tasty.
I brought some soup too. It is tomato and chicken soup I like it because I like tomato soup and chicken s... read more
Tic-Toc
by B. Y. B., American School of Bombay I was in 2nd grade when my father went to India first to get settled and I would be going there later with my mother and my brother (who was in 4th grade) on Friday.
On September 2006 Thursday, the day before leaving I went to Korean school as I normally did. Before th... read more
My First Day at ASB
by Leah H., American School of Bombay When the time comes for me to go to a new school, I'm not exactly what you would call brave. I always, always have trouble fitting in. I always, always need help finding the perfect friend. I always always feel alone. However, when I moved to ASB, my whole world changed... read more
Autobiographical Incident
by Christina L., American Int'l School of Zagreb At the end of another intense day at summer camp, I lay in my bed in the dorm, comfortably snuggled between my sheets. Curled contentedly, I silently awaited the nightly check. Soon enough, it came: a quiet knock. Without even hesitating for an answer, the door creaked ... read more
Pinky Pie
by By A.N., American School of Bombay Pinky pie my favorite toy.
She comes with me everywhere.
To America, Australia where ever I go.
But once I lost her
While we were moving to Houston, Texas.
I could not find her. I was afraid they packed her away. I could not sleep without her... read more
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