I dont know who to credit this picture to but I read a story about this man and well he is totally my hero. Go here to read the story. Thanks anna!
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I have read a couple of amazing and almost unbelievable stories, but this one tops it all! This guy is just a saint!
ReplyDeleteHow bad times can bring out the best in some!!!
What a great and uplifting post!
Thanks!
ISnt it amazing....i dont know if i could rise to the occasion....i just realized i have been misspelling occasion for a long while now but i digress...anyway its inspirational to hear that someone had the courage to act out that way....oh and i love that the story was on a blog called badass of the week:)
ReplyDeletehahah his eyebrows also give off the badass vibe.
ReplyDeleteyou know what....they totally do!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING Man!! Hi SF, my dear friend from Tokyo and her 3 year old daughter are still staying with us. She is terrified to go back home w/ the radiation/ water and food. What would you do? Her one month airplane ticket is almost up and her husband is still in Tokyo so she must go back on Monday. i wish there was something I could do to help her more...
ReplyDeletei would want to stay here but i would miss my husband and home something terrible. im sure her daughter is missing daddy too. it sucks to feel helpless.
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