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Re: Rapid Report: Our visit (Nov. 24th-25th) to Shichigahama, Miyagi Prefecture
by Sharon Corologos - Thursday, 27 December 2012, 08:02 AM
 
Many people would never think that salt removal from fields could be an important goal. And yet, little can grow in a salt-infested field.

Projects that aren't people-centered may not generate as much interest, but they are so important!

You may be interested to now that some unusual tsunami flotsam has made it to the U.S. west coast. Last week, a large boat dock floated in, too big to actually reach the shore, so boats went out to inspect the debris. And today, I saw a picture of a Japanese motorcycle that washed up on shore. These are concrete examples of how we are all connected to each other.

You see, your tsunami is OUR tsunami; your weather becomes our weather..... Your suffering is our suffering; your recovery is our recovery.

And your recovery is happening, is growing. It may not be complete in our lifetime, but our young people, Japanese and American, will respect the way that Japan's tsunami victims are fighting their way back from the brink.