Japanese Elderly Knit a Safety Net

Mar 05, 2012 17:02

Japanese Elderly Knit a Safety Net

HICHIGAHAMA, Japan-Every Tuesday in this tsunami-ravaged fishing village, the "Yarn Alive" knitting club meets-an accidental support group for a handful of the thousands of elderly Japanese still homeless after disaster swept away their lives nearly a year ago."It cheers me up so much that I don't even feel ( Read more... )

japan, natural disaster, elderly, old lady

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tabaqui March 5 2012, 12:07:25 UTC
Yes - it's nice to read a story with some happiness in it!

The govt. ought to suspend the mortgage payments until they can figure out a fair price for the damaged land - or petition the banks to outright forgive them.

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ferlingmule March 5 2012, 18:29:32 UTC
I kind of want to donate some of my stash to them... if international shipping wouldn't kill me in the process.

#needstodestash

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txvoodoo March 6 2012, 22:46:53 UTC
moonshaz March 9 2012, 19:03:50 UTC
This link seems to be about some sort of anti-abortion movement in Japan. *is confused*

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sarahofcroydon March 5 2012, 22:08:23 UTC
It always frustrates me how these articles never have a link where you can donate! I'd love to provide these ladies with some materials!

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moonshaz March 6 2012, 01:47:40 UTC
Me, too!

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moonshaz March 9 2012, 19:03:36 UTC
This link seems to be about some sort of anti-abortion movement in Japan. *is confused*

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