悪い 空 気
terrible tragedy, a monster of energy that grows in the sea and brings with it death and destruction.
All this in a country that boasts the most earthquake-resistant structures, and the best reaction to an event so powerful and unexpected. Yet the tsunami
not escape, I look at the before and after the news, on the web, in newspapers.
The moving images are chilling, to note the proportions of things drag out of the slimy monster makes you realize that man is an insignificant speck of dust in the desert of his majesty Nature with a capital letter, to keep in mind! She is wonderful and proud presence in our lives, but offers magical moments when it decides that the stored energy must be released, it does so without regard to, indifferent to the pain and the disorientation it causes.
is like a solitary presence who does not care which of itself but this is the kind human to err, and sometimes in a macroscopic way. Mother Nature reminds us, warned us and we always warn you of his intentions, some events are unpredictable in their intensity but are in general.
In Japan the population is accustomed to frequent exercises to minimize the loss of life.
The population, I was amazed, as I am always when it comes to the Japanese, their immense dignity in suffering and pain. For them there are "rules" cultural respect.
are incomprehensible to us but it would be nice sometimes react to the pain so strong with this incredible dignity.
I admire them very much for this. Words or better data from a variety of meanings that must be avoided: the
meiwaku, a sort of shame that the community is caused by the conduct unbecoming of an individual who is a member. I wonder at this point whether the pain, the inability to do something, we have lost the taste.
How can we react? Where to start when you are not nothing left? I read the news shocked, I almost tears in my eyes to everything, I would like to actively do something and instead I feel the usual useless speck of dust amidst other six billion on this globe.
It 's also true that when you are in extreme need can find strength you did not know you had.
I hope that this great little country to recover as soon as possible, although I am sure that will do it as quickly as possible and we are ashamed of this too.
