ONE YEAR LATER
“I dreaded finding my mother’s body, lying alone on the cold ground among strangers,” Mrs. Arai, 36, said. “When I saw her peaceful, clean face, I knew someone had taken care of her until I arrived.
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Children of the Tsunami - BBC
(w/English subtitles)
Prayers continue to all from half a world away........
ReplyDeleteWhat a tragic event that has left so many Japanese citizens in limbo. This video of the children and their trauma is exceptionally poignant. I was both charmed and tearful for the lovely children. Facing such uncertainties is difficult for me to wrap my thoughts around. Thank you for posting this -- barbara
ReplyDeleteI could only handle watching a small portion of it.. Children are always the most innocent and yet are so resilient.
ReplyDeleteWhen I started watching the BBC show, I didn't think that I would have enought time to watch the whole thing...
ReplyDelete...then I couldn't stop until the end.
All these things and ongoings are so hard to watch, to hear, to think about, to deal with...
ReplyDeleteI didn't watch the video. I did read the article.
ReplyDeleteWhat a touching act of kindness.
“I dreaded finding my mother’s body, lying alone on the cold ground among strangers,” Mrs. Arai, 36, said. “When I saw her peaceful, clean face, I knew someone had taken care of her until I arrived.
That saved me.”