For Japan with love - Bloggers Day of Silence 18 March

Mar 16, 2011 14:20



My blog space is mainly for me to air my thoughts on my perspective of life through my eyes, to share, to learn and an online journal for myself. However, it is not always about me. So I have been dedicating a couple of recent posts to the Japan earthquake and tsunami disaster.

The last few disasters that happened, I wasn't as affected. I didn't share as much about it, I didn't write about it. It was not because I didn't care. It's just that this one hit a lot closer to home. When you have friends living there and relatives of close friends living there, it hits you harder.

I have tried my best in my efforts to donate and spread the word. But it is never enough. And I want and hope to help in any way possible. So I saw this project on Luster, and thought it was a brillant idea. You see, all over the world, in United States, in Europe, in Asia, everywhere, everyone is caring and showing compassion, uniting to help.

"For Japan With Love" is a two part fundraising project from 14-31 March to gather donations for Japan. The donations will go towards the emergency shelter and lifesaving supplies to Japan via Shelter Box which already has a team of volunteers in Japan itself so help reaches them quickly.

The second part of this project involves a 'Bloggers Day of Silence" on 18 March. Participating bloggers will not blog on 18 March, keeping a day of silence in the virtual world, in honor and respect for what has happened in Japan.

As Z said, she's back to regular blogging programming not because she's forgotten the pain or celebrating in the times of sadness, but rather, getting her mind off things and add some cheer in the virtual world. So though it's been difficult to write as it seems frivalous and insignificant compared to the Japan disaster, I'm back to my daily output of verbal diarrhea. However, on 18 March (Singapore timezone), I will not be blogging, or Instgram-ing to keep a day of silence for Japan.

Please help spread the word.

♥ Help Japan recover





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