Help when you can.

By urdzy -
Earlier today Japan was hit by a huge earthquake and subsequent tsunami. (And as I'm typing this another earthquake has hit the middle of Japan.) Our hopes and prayers go out to not only all Japan, but also to everyone else in the Pacific that is effected by the waves.  Also on a personal note we would like to fully extend our thoughts and prayers to our staff that are currently residing in the effected area. We love you so much and pray for your safety.

There are several ways in which you can help, and if you can please try to donate.

And there are of course more ways to help, the big thing is just to help.

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  1. SanakanMarch 12, 2011 at 1:29 AM

    My condolences to all those that are affected by the earthquake...It is a sad sad day for all today...Hopefully, the resulting tsunami won't reach us here in Australia. *fingers crossed* Btw, too bad the text to donate is only for US..that's the only liable way I could help...

    I also saw the live video of the earthquake hitting Japan and it is pretty scary..:(

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  2. yumi toeiMarch 14, 2011 at 8:32 AM

    i'm so sad about it...i was thinking japanese are still recovering from world war 2, and now this awful experience.
    hope they will be strong enough to go through this :)

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