OnlineSchools.org presents Japan One Year Later
posted by Mr. Carlisle at 8:21 AM
Sunday, March 11, 2012
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4 Comments:
That makes you think of how lucky you are to have a roof over your head and food to eat.
7:46 PM
Thomas, very, very true. I have a lot of friends in Japan, and all of them have been affected by the tsunami and the aftermath in some way. I lost family in the tragedy, and a few friends still remain homeless. This year's Japan Night donations are going to go to helping Japan (cash donations anyone?). It's honestly very, very upsetting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS-sWdAQsYg < You could say I'm Japanese.
The aftermath of the tsunami is still very harsh (as can be seen in the video), and the people of Japan still need help.
Among the Japanese families that were affected, American families were too. People can't ignore this.
8:06 PM
I still remember the night this happened, i was working on an easay and my heart got struck by the news of this. So tragic...
10:27 PM
This really makes me think about how often people say "oh this could never happen to me" and yet thousands of people die because of natural disasters.
9:35 PM
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