Certainly didn’t want to be the one to bring up the big “G”, but glad to see you’ve still got your sense of humor. I’m sure it will be some time before you can wake up without having to deal with this on a daily basis. Best of luck during the crises, and you know you can count on us if there’s need.

So far, I am doing fine and thankfully I am in an area that has (so far) escaped relatively unscathed. We’ll see how long that lasts, since large aftershocks are expected to continue for some time. I’m just trying to keep a clear head through all of this and figure out ways I can help those who do live in the devastated areas.

Life in Tokyo, where damage was relatively limited, has returned to somewhat of a state of apprehensive normalcy. People are going to work and going about there daily lives, but the trains are not running at capacity, gas is sold out everywhere, and many essential goods such as batteries and canned food are hard to come by. We are all nervous, but trying to go about our lives as much as we can.

Thank you all for your support, and lets hope those that were most affected by this tragic event can pull through this. There is a lot of work to be done.

As for cryptozoology, are the giant fire breathing lizards that have been emerging from the ocean over here considered cryptids if they are just radiation spawned abominations and not a naturally occuring species?

Have to keep one’s sense of humor through this.

Once again, thank you all.

Sometimes adding two and two is harder than others.

Glad you’re OK. These things aren’t necessarily done when they’re done, though. This was a total shock to see. I have a colleague with Tokyo family, and they’ve gotten more disrupted than any of us need to on a routine basis, but at least no one’s hurt.

Keep us posted. So far, so good.

God’s speed to the people of Japan!