Posted on March 9, 2014
Tohoku Thoughts – Three Years after the Earthquake and Tsunami
— Tohoku People —
Kind and welcoming. Happy, cheerful, no-nonsense attitude. Hardworking, honest and good-hearted, shy at first then opening the world for you. More than anything else: Resilient and Tough.
— Memories —
Forests and the summer rain. Mountains, a glass of sake, Cicadas, fishing boats and oyster farms. Hot Springs, Herbs, Food from Sea and Land, Snow, Stories, Inspirations. Friends.
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A few Tohoku memories and thoughts
Thank You for your hard work and spirit, allowing me to re-live my memories, enjoying your Tohoku every time I visit there.
Links:
tevassa.org: Quilting for Tohoku in Cambridge, Japan Resource Exchange (JREX)
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Posted on February 18, 2014

Looks like these buses are looking forward to spring
These school buses reminded me about a group of people lined up for a long time waiting for the moment when spring finally makes an appearance on the horizon. Looking at this photo it seems as if they are actually having a conversation about moving to Florida.

This barn located near Franklin, Ma looks like it escape from a fairy tale book
This red barn near Franklin, Ma cannot be overseen, especially with the white and black colors of the forest as a background. The snow on the ground is also untouched. It sits there almost like a candy house. When I attempted to drive past this place it seemed as if the car stopped almost by itself indicating that the ride will continue only with a photo in the box. I could not argue with this.
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