Every time you turn around their news doesn't get much better. It's a sobering realization of what can happen to a very strong, developed country. What I mean is you expect the devastation in Haiti to be bad like it was, but I don't know that you expect it in Japan. Chelsi even talked about it the day it happened. She said grandpa had been watching it on the news and he told her that Japan was close to Korea. I think it made her sad. I told her he was right and that it is, but it all went the other way and didn't affect Korea. But, still they are Korea's neighbors....even if they sometimes have bad blood between them after the occupation.
I pray for all of the people who have lost loved ones and are now dealing with radiation in the ground, food, etc. Sounds like it's higher levels than expected and that's a terrible worry.
Lisa
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