good evening. been kind of busy packing and shipping out WE ARE ONE tshirts recently. it’s a great feeling to know that so many people care in this world. people from all over the world like japan, hawaii, america, australia, europe, and even tahiti are buying the tshirts and making donations. i have the sticker on my surfboard right in front of my face when i paddle and every time i look at it, it makes me feel good that everybody is coming together at a time like this. i want to thank you for that…
as for japan, there is still uncertainty of the radiation. some people are choosing to leave the areas of high radiation, and some people have no choice but to stay. a lot of my friends are asking for my advise and i honestly don’t know what to say. i’ve been watching the american news and to see our military bombing libya at a time like this upsets me. i wish our military forces were in japan helping the people, and helping to control the radiation leak at the power plant. now i heard that the water in tokyo has high levels of radiation. what does that mean? can you even brush your teeth? shower? i think i’m going to go online tonight and find out answers for myself as nothing is being reported here in america anymore except our warplanes bombing libya. my mind and heart is on japan and so are millions of other people. i can only hope this nightmare ends soon. please keep strong, be safe, and think positive. ganbatte japan!!!!
this is my grandpa’s classic 1984 toyota tercel. original owner with 114,000 miles. mint condition! not too many of these around anymore….
my grandpa is 91 years old and drives stick shift/manual. that’s pretty cool.
