Loving Hands Quilting for Tohoku

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)

Snowy Day in Massachusetts, again

Looks like these buses are looking forward to spring

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 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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