December 7th, 1941
If you ever get a chance to go to Pearl Harbor, you should. It's a very conflicting place. Beautiful. Moreso than the movies show. But a very emotional place. Today I'll think of all of those people who died 65 years ago.
Unrelated, I am also sending a prayer to the family of James Kim. Tragically they found his body yesterday and he had not survived like his wife and two daughters did. Sad ending. :(
Unrelated, I am also sending a prayer to the family of James Kim. Tragically they found his body yesterday and he had not survived like his wife and two daughters did. Sad ending. :(
posted by Bravie at 5:34 AM
9 Comments:
I'd love to make it to Pearl Harbour one day. Must be very emotional to visit.
I'm also very sad about James Kim. Very sad. My heart goes out to the wife.
My Mom hopes to go there while she's still in Hawaii.
I saw that on the news this morning, very sad.
Also, I have a new link over there---> I'll let you figure out who it is. *grin*
*runs to check who*
Pearl harbour is very beautiful. In fact, pretty much all of Hawaii is very beautiful.
Too bad about that father. I hate tragic errors like getting your car stuck in the middle of nowhere! It seems so unnecessary, but then sometimes Luck is a bitch.
You open iTunes, plug the iPod into the computer with the USB cord and it automatically syncs the iPod with your iTunes. Easy peasey.
Ooops, that response should be in the post below.
They truly were the greatest generation.
So sad about James Kim. He did what he could to save his family. So sorry he couldn't save himself.
Oh, and Carey? I posted a stupid question in your IPod blog entry.
--->Geggy, posting stupid questions since forever.
I followed the link! :D
I was so sad about James Kim. Such a shame the whole family had to go through what they did.
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