Let us take a moment to pray for the safety and well-being of all those affllicted in Japan during this time of crisis. May you, your families, your children, your loved ones, and your friends all prevail in the glaring face of hardship.
Godbless.
A tragic event, everyone is in my prayers involved with this.
ReplyDeleteIndeed.
ReplyDeletespread the love
ReplyDeletelets hope the reactors dont melt
ReplyDeletei heard something happened to japan but i don't know what...oh well, whatever.
ReplyDeletei hope the help from the US will arrive there shortly. the situation is demanding all resources of help avaible
ReplyDeleteGod speed Japan
ReplyDeletei hope they recover soon from this tragedy
ReplyDeleteIts such a bad new...
ReplyDeleteWhy pray to God if he rules everything including that?
hope for the best, hope they all get out safe!
ReplyDelete@Kim: They did explode but it seems there were no casualties and not terribly much radioactive leakage.
ReplyDeletethat was very tragic
ReplyDeletei hope they're strong enough to fight against the devastation the tsunami caused.
ReplyDeleteI really hope that the death toll doesn't rise too high. This has been really terrible.
ReplyDeleteMy heart and thought goes to the victims and all the people affected by the disastrous events, in Japan.
ReplyDeleteAgreed.
ReplyDeleteThere a proud people. unfortunately their government doesn't have a great track record being honest. We may never truly know the effect of this.
ReplyDeleteIts events like this that will unite the world, making her put aside the petty differences. Japan, you will recover from this, stronger than ever.
ReplyDeleteI hope the worst is over for them.
ReplyDeleteim pretty sure theyll have a speedy recovery
ReplyDeleteMy prayers are with the families! I also hope Americans can generate some adequate support...if this happened in North America it would be one of the biggest stories of the century!
ReplyDeletethe earth is killing us all
ReplyDeleteLet's not forget the people affected by the volcanoes that erupted after the earthquake.
ReplyDeleteGod bless Japan...
ReplyDeleteyes indeed
ReplyDeleteWe're with you, Japan :]
ReplyDeleteI worry when they said they're using sea water to cool the core... this basically means we've run out of ideas, have no control, so we're just going to try and flood it with water and hope it stops lol
ReplyDeleteJust found out my family is OK, couldn't talk to them for a while but finally, now i know they are OK, I can just hope for the best.
ReplyDeleteYeah, nuclear radiator malfunctions ftl.. :/
ReplyDeleteMy heart goes out to all that were effected.
ReplyDeleteIf the reactors do go into melt down, there's going to be a lot of people not only in Japan, but a lot of other parts of the world that are going to be in deep do-do!
ReplyDeleteDrop by and see me if u get a chance!
Amen :/
ReplyDeleteWe need solutions, not prayers.
ReplyDeleteyes.
ReplyDeletemay they have peace.
I live near Japan. Too scary.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to all involved.
ReplyDeleteSo sad.
ReplyDeleteSeconded.
ReplyDeleteAmen. The last thing Japan needs now is a nuclear meltdown. Lets home the containment hold :(
ReplyDeleteAmen.
ReplyDeleteI wish they get out of this mess safely :x
ReplyDeletepoor people :(
ReplyDeleteWow Jay.CA, I was going to write the exact same t hing.
ReplyDeletereally sad.
ReplyDeleteif the reactors melt we´re in on some serious shit on the world.
ReplyDeleteI wish them the best.
ReplyDeletespread the love
ReplyDeletegiven my $upport
sad..
ReplyDeletesad..
ReplyDeleteMy prayers go out to the Japanese people... And also to the nuclear industry which is our future...
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