Hello everyone,
As we continue to watch the news of Japan with shock and dismay our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to all the people of Japan.
We are shocked and saddened.
We pray for all those who have lost loved ones. We pray also for those who are in other countries but have loved ones in Japan.
But we have hope that with all of us helping out in whatever way we can they can rebuild .
With love,
Carolyn
24 comments:
What a wonderful post and I'd like to thank you for this... My son-in-law is USCG stationed in Guam and he is sending my daughter and their three little boys out of the country this week.. he told me tonight all Military personal ordered out of Japan tomorrow! This is a very bad sign.. I don't know what they expect but it can not be good??
Bless all who have been touched by this.....
Sandy
Beautiful Carolyn.
This must have had a big impact on you since having these lovely people tour your gardens last summer. You probably felt some sort of kinship sharing your home with them.
My heart also breaks for their pets.
Oh Carolyn! What a beautiful post. You have done such a touching job describing what has been such a horrible tragedy and sad I know it has made so many feel. Gorgeous tribute of our sorrow.
Sherry
Thank you for this lovely post Carolyn. My heart is breaking for everyone that is suffering in Japan and their family's all over the world. I am praying for everyone's safety and hope the horrible situation the country is in ends soon. Blessing to you..
Hugs,
Wanda
That was a very beautiful post. My heart breaks for the Japanese people:(
Thanks for your post, Carolyn. We are all saddened for the people of Japan. May the Lord bless them and lift up their spirits. Susan
My prayers, too, are with the people and pets of Japan.
This beautiful post brought tears to my eyes...thank you Carolyn!
Yes, Jesus Saviour Pilot me,
Over life's tempestuous sea...
Praying for Japan and all involved...
Joanne
Thanks for your post, Carolyn. I've joined in too. I have family who live in the south in Osaka, and they are safe. But it's a very hard time for everyone there.
Beautiful post, verse and photos..thank you and Amen.
Beautiful. I my blog I have also raised the issue of Japanese culture.
I described beauty of Japanese gardens.
This is so beautiful............xxx....
May the power of our many prayers bring them the strength they need to survive this tragic devastation.
Thank you, Carolyn.
What a beautiful post, Carolyn! I think of all the beautiful Japanese people that you've shown on your blog as we hear of the devastation to that land. It helps to put a face - or faces on the disaster.I pray they find peace in the midst of this storm.
I live in Australia, and have a Japanese friend. I thank you for such a tender post. 'Tomorrow is another day' and I hope it will be a better one for so many people and all that is dear to them. TerryX
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DEAR CAROLYN YOUR POST TOUCH MY HEART IM IN TEARS.I ALSO REMEMBER WHEN LAST YEAR YOU HAVE THIS BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE TO TOUR YOUR GARDENS,WE HAVE TO CONTINUE TO PRAY.MAY OUR DEAR GOD BLESS JAPAN ,AND YOU TO YOU ARE SO VERY KIND...HUGS..SANDRA
Beautifully said and the photos are gorgeous too.Your blog is lovely, I'm so happy I found you! I'm following you now. Wishing you happiness, Katherine
Grazie del tuo nobile post, Carolyn cara.
Sono unita a te in preghiera.
Un abbraccio*
Maddy
Beautiful post. My heart breaks for everyone, there and those who have loved ones there.
I hope we all send prayer their way!
Wonderful photos! And yes my prayer are also with them.
Take care
Alex
This is a lovely tribute. It's hard to imagine how the destruction will be overcome. There are so many displaced people. I hope that they will soon find places to make these people more comfortable, warm and safe.
very very touching. this is a shared pain. the poem or sonnet or maybe psalm you have chosen is spectacular, i will look it up.
blessings to you too, dear soul
Thank you for this thoughtful, heart-felt post Carolyn. Japans reality right now is so heartbreaking. I pray it does not worsen and that control of the dangerous Nuclear Power plants can be obtained very soon. The people and land of Japan are exceptional it is so frightening to read of how radiation is spreading many miles away from the site. It is just overwhelmingly sad.
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