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I struggle with blogging sometimes and I couldn't bring myself to do a regular post today. This isn't a current events blog, but still, it's difficult for me to share some frivolity of my life when tragedy is occurring elsewhere. I realize something terrible is happening somewhere, every day. But just for today, I want to pause and acknowledge what our friends in Japan are experiencing. The frivolities can wait...
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My name is Suzonne Stirling. I'm a professional crafter, wife, and mother and I live and create in New Orleans. I write about all the facets of my creative life, both personal and professional, though like most Southerners, I reserve the right to digress.
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Posted by: r4 revolution | 15 March 2011 at 03:31 AM
Thanks for acknowledging this today. I do think that we are a very frivolous country; a luxury we can indulge in because of the relatively easy lifestyle we enjoy. Sometimes that frivolity is our charm, and sometimes it prevents us from recognizing that most of the world is unable to be as blithe and carefree about life as we are. I think today is a great day to acknowledge Japan, and I thank you for that lovely post.
(And by the way - I really enjoy following your blog).
Posted by: Sarah Caroll | 14 March 2011 at 09:53 AM