No arguments today … just a few words of support and concern for the victims of the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear reactor explosion in Northern Japan, and for everyone around the world affected by the disaster. The rest of us are out here watching, wishing for a way to help.
I wasn’t planning on writing a philosophy post this weekend anyway; the last five posts were exhausting, and I can use a break to get grounded. That’s it for now — be well …
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4 Responses
I’m praying that Japan will
I’m praying that Japan will avoid further damage. My heart goes out to them.
I thought that is a great
I thought that is a great picture of you and for some reason reminded me of this picture of Walt Whitman.
That’s high praise, TKG.
That’s high praise, TKG.
yeah Levi, get a walt whitman
yeah Levi, get a walt whitman hat !