Most Japanese really really love ramen. I sometime wonder why that happened. But I can't find the way to explain..... Ramen tastes AMAZING!!! That's all I can say at the moment.
Wow, but they make it looks so good. Or you could say that they are greedy for ramen. ๐ Well, I like watching they enjoy eating - just kidding! ๐
A few days ago I received an email from someone I don't know:
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Well my sexy rabbit,
I found you via YouTube. You're such a pretty boy. And you've got brown eyes like no one else. I know you have many girlfriends but I love you more than anybody else does OK?
Baby, do you love me-Alis**** Call me!
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By April 19, 44 people were killed and more than 1,000 other were injured in the Kumamoto earthquakes. An additional 20,000 soldiers from the Japan Self-Defense Forces joined relief efforts following the earthquake. The number of people seeking shelter had risen to 152,000, while at least 9 remained missing in difficult to reach areas. Moreover, Kumamoto is still experiencing strong aftershocks - the situation became more serious.
I can hardly sleep thinking of a great many people who lost their houses.. Blocked roads prevent relief supplies from reaching those in need.. I'm really worried about what will become of them...
However, I was really surprised and shocked to learn that a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Ecuador has killed at least 272 people and injured more than 2,500. That's awful! It must be tough.
We want you all to know that we're thinking of you through this tough and difficult time.
Our thoughts and hearts go out to you.
For God to give you hope, courage and strength.
You might already know, a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 hit Kyushu (southernmost of the four main islands of Japan) around 9:26 pm on April 14th. The strong aftershocks have been lasting and the epicenter is not one point any more. Whole Kyushu area is getting dangerous. Moreover, many houses were destroyed and lifelines such as water, gas and electricity were cut off - many people stand in need of help.
I still can't believe that such a terrible thing has happened. The earth might be angry - it's our fate.....?! But I can't do anything about it. I'm so frustrated.
All I can do is just pray. We all live under the same sky - we are one people. I'm sending my thoughts and prayers with the blossoms of hope to those in Kyushu who are hurting..