i have kept myself busy with other words...
Please continue to remember Japan.
www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar/15/japan-earthquake-tsunami-humanitarian-effort
The conditions are still very hard, the nuclear situation serious, and the disaster will have a myriad of aftereffects on the country.
This seems a very dry way to summarize it, but it is hard for me to even have words, at least about this.
Sendai is the city where I took my SATs, the most beautiful city of any I saw in Japan. All the place names you hear are ones that were just neighboring where we were from, on just the other side of the mountains that surrounded Yonezawa.
We have good word about the people we know, but I am still heartsick.
www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/mar/15/japan-earthquake-tsunami-humanitarian-effort
The conditions are still very hard, the nuclear situation serious, and the disaster will have a myriad of aftereffects on the country.
This seems a very dry way to summarize it, but it is hard for me to even have words, at least about this.
Sendai is the city where I took my SATs, the most beautiful city of any I saw in Japan. All the place names you hear are ones that were just neighboring where we were from, on just the other side of the mountains that surrounded Yonezawa.
We have good word about the people we know, but I am still heartsick.