The devastation in Japan keeps sinking in deeper as the days go by. I cannot believe the layers of impact - literally and figuratively - as I tune into news reports online. Aftershocks, flooding, radiation (!!), and bitter cold, all after a horrendous earthquake felt across hundreds of miles and the decimation from a tsunami. The story I want to share is my small way to try and offset the heartbreak, a story of love. I wanted to share with you some of the wonderful and sweet people we came across as we traveled. I hope you will smile and delight in viewing these interesting, luminous spirits.
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| He made amazing drinks from inside a tiny van, the "Motoya Express" |
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| My mocha and interesting items on the menu |
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| My beautiful friend A, who was with her parents when the earthquake struck (and is ok!) |
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| It doesn't get any cuter than this... |
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| Almost unbearably adorable |
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| At Kiyumizu-dera temple in Kyoto - post coming soon |
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| The stylish winter in Takayama - story soon |
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Let us send love and relief to the people struck by the devastation in Japan.
If you are looking for a way to help you can give here, here, and here - few organizations whose members work so hard, and that I love. Thank you for your concern and compassion!
