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Neil's final decade. From The Bates Motel, West Wollongong. Posts on Climate Change. Monthly Archives: March 2012. 2012-01-01 to Today–double-posted. March 31, 2012. That’s the first quarter of 2012 done with! As I said in February: I have reached an age when the decades slide and blur and rush onwards. And for reasons that may become apparent if you follow that link I now add:. Posts most visited in the first quarter of 2012. 2,601 views since 1.1.2012. A very personal Australia Day 26 January my family.

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Gone In Twenty Photos ». A Photo Hike in Omoshiroyama. This day we were not here for the mountains. A group of us, Jose. As I often do, this day I showed up only to realize that the batteries were not charged up. Even though I carry three with me most of the time, they aren’t so useful when dead. I took what I could for the first 30 minutes before the only battery with a charge gave up on me. Luckily Jose had brought no less than. Below are twenty photos from Omoshiroyama:. The sun is on the way down as ...

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Shovels and onigiris – My first day as a volunteer | Messages from Sendai

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This blog has moved home… →. May 17, 2011 · 3:54 pm. 8211; My first day as a volunteer. Posted by Matthew Ireton, a parishioner at the English-language parish in Tokyo. It was early in the morning when I woke to the sound of people preparing to go upstairs for the 6:30 am mass. By the time Mass ended, others were waking up and getting ready to make. For lunch. I helped set up two rectangular tables to place three rice makers and. I tore some plastic wrap from its container, placed it on the table, added ...

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A volunteer shortage? | Messages from Sendai

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8211; My first day as a volunteer →. May 16, 2011 · 2:31 pm. With students going back to school, will take over the heavy lifting? The number of volunteers who have come through the Sendai Diocese Support Center has topped 715. One volunteer told me the company he had worked for recently closed down, so he was free to join the effort at any time. He asked to be accepted as a post-Golden Week volunteer, “I thought I’d come after Golden Week when volunteers might be scarce,” he said. The nature of the work...

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Kamaishi | Messages from Sendai

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8216;Wooo—woo— kan, kan, kan, woo—woo—‘. May 14, 2011 · 10:34 am. Posted by William Grimm. Kamaishi is no stranger to tsunami. A major one in 1896 destroyed the city and washed away a 29-year-old French priest who was visiting parishioners there. A portrait in the Kamaishi Church of Fr. Henri Rispal, killed by a tsunami in June 1896. The Asia Symphony, 175,000-ton cargo ship that was lifted above the Kamaishi breakwater and dropped on top of it by the tsunami. Suddenly night crushed out the day and hurled.

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‘Wooo—woo— kan, kan, kan, woo—woo—‘ | Messages from Sendai

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May 11: Just two months from current event to history. May 13, 2011 · 9:04 am. 8216;Wooo—woo— kan, kan, kan, woo—woo—‘. From William Grimm, Maryknoll priest and publisher of ucanews.com. As I walked through what is left of Kirikiri, a flash of red caught my eye. I looked more closely, and saw in the remains of a home’s foundation a toy fire truck. If he’s alive, I wonder if he misses his fire engine. No matter how big a disaster is, it happens to one person at a time. Filed under Crisis in Japan. Middot;...

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Messages from Sendai | Jean-Joseph Christophe had completed his Ph.D studies and was about to leave Sendai, Japan, when the earthquake and tsunami struck on March 11. He decided to stay as a Caritas volunteer. This is his blog. | Page 2

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Newer posts →. April 29, 2011 · 5:51 pm. Posted by William Grimm. While I was in Ishinomaki, I went with a Salesian Sister volunteering at the church that houses the Caritas volunteers working there to see a temporary burial site for victims of the tsunami. The graves are on the grounds of a Buddhist temple about three or four blocks from the church. When we arrived, a group of Buddhist priests were chanting. It was the 49. Mai Tanaka, age 23.” When we returned to the church, we found out that ...8220;My...

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Photos from Sweden, some talks about Japan and every now and then a tip on a good music video/mp3. Help me improve my English writing. My life as a Gaijin. Nick Ramsay’s Blog. Other blogs I read. Jon, Freelance writer. Seth Godin’s Blog. John’s Photoblog (Norway). Photos from Northern Norway. March 28, 2013. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. You may use these. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.