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a brief acknowledgement

If you've been reading this thing for any length of time, you know that Mimi's family is in Tokyo. We are thrilled to report that everybody is safe and sound. A good shake, a few broken things here and there, it's possible one of our nieces had to spend the night at school, but that's really as bad as it got for our immediate family. And while we are taking stock of our good fortune, we wanted to acknowledge the terrible pain and loss being felt elsewhere in Japan. Our hearts go out to everyone who was affected by the astonishing events of the past day. We wish you peace.

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Anonymous said…
Amen! - mg
Lisa Tucker said…
Mimi, I'm glad to hear that. I was wondering if you had any extended family or friends in the affected areas. It's just horrific.

LT
xo
Karyn Urner said…
We are very happy to hear that your family is okay! Everyone is in our prayers as the long, awful road to recover and rebuild is just beginning.
Everywhereist said…
Hooray for everyone being safe!

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