Living is easy with eyes closed
The fact that my last post was one with TOP being a whore in my gifs seems like a long time ago. I don't even know where to begin on what the past week has been like. Eda arrived, we had fun. Earth moved, and it's like all my thoughts stopped. We spent the weekend trying to keep having a decent time, but it was impossible because we were fucking terrified and things kept getting worse.
Of course, we're fine here in Korea. People kept asking if we were affected, and the only thing I could answer was "Not directly." I feel sick. I did everything I could to just keep strong and be a trooper and not fall apart because it was easier to get through things if I kept strong. Last night though, I finally watched NHK and I sobbed and sobbed because, even though I lived in Tokyo, not Sendai, Japan was my home for over a year, and to see this happening to a country I love, and the home of all my friends... It's heart breaking.
I've been reading the news about the nuclear power plants, and it's scaring me. People in Japan, I know you love Japan, and it's home, but please keep rational and think about your safety. I know that, as of right now, Tokyo is safe from the power plants, but just... Play it safe, just in case. If this ship ends up going down, don't be the captain and feel you need to stay. And know that if you need/want to get out of Japan for a little, there's loads of space on my floor. Just ask Eda. :)
To people in Korea, you can donate to the Red Cross here easily with a bank transfer. Once I get a moment to get to the bank, I'll probably be sending some. I also plan on doing an order of my cards from Japan, and giving all the proceeds from that to the Red Cross as well. If I can get them right, they'll be marked as special edition ones. I think it'll be awesome, and I hope that everyone will be willing to buy a set. :)
In other news, I wasn't able to eat lunch, and I'm pretty much a miserable mess, overall.
Of course, we're fine here in Korea. People kept asking if we were affected, and the only thing I could answer was "Not directly." I feel sick. I did everything I could to just keep strong and be a trooper and not fall apart because it was easier to get through things if I kept strong. Last night though, I finally watched NHK and I sobbed and sobbed because, even though I lived in Tokyo, not Sendai, Japan was my home for over a year, and to see this happening to a country I love, and the home of all my friends... It's heart breaking.
I've been reading the news about the nuclear power plants, and it's scaring me. People in Japan, I know you love Japan, and it's home, but please keep rational and think about your safety. I know that, as of right now, Tokyo is safe from the power plants, but just... Play it safe, just in case. If this ship ends up going down, don't be the captain and feel you need to stay. And know that if you need/want to get out of Japan for a little, there's loads of space on my floor. Just ask Eda. :)
To people in Korea, you can donate to the Red Cross here easily with a bank transfer. Once I get a moment to get to the bank, I'll probably be sending some. I also plan on doing an order of my cards from Japan, and giving all the proceeds from that to the Red Cross as well. If I can get them right, they'll be marked as special edition ones. I think it'll be awesome, and I hope that everyone will be willing to buy a set. :)
In other news, I wasn't able to eat lunch, and I'm pretty much a miserable mess, overall.