How the Times Have Changed

Read more about the man living in Fukushima to save the animals, after the jump. I can hardly believe it has been over a year since I started this 10-4 Japan blog. This still means so much to me in my heart. I won't even bother going into a list of excuses. It's time to just get back to work on this blog and see what we can crank out. Hopefully between google adsense and other irons in the fire, I will be able to finally start sending some funds to the Beautiful Land of Japan.  (image source: http://www.globalanimal.org/2012/03/22/japan-a-year-in-animal-rescue/69689/ ) 
I've been busy updating all of my blogs. The whole point of 10-4 Japan was to set aside 10% of sales to eventually donate for relief in Japan and the more I can update and pour content into my other blogs and sites, that should all merge into this 10-4 fund.

I read a story recently via a tweet about a gentleman that was living alone in the nuclear zone with the sole mission of rescuing the animals lost in the turmoil. I wish I had saved the exact link, but when you search the internet, there are several stories about so many humanitarian efforts for Japan. Is it still called humanitarian when you are living and working to save the animals? One such story is here.

As I was updating this blog site, I only glanced at a couple articles that I should take a few minutes to update (save for another day). But the posts reminded me that I was on a different track and vision back then. My dreams are bigger for this awesome year of 2012 and I have my hand in several more cookie jars. I launched my podcast radio show, I signed on with USANA, I joined the Global Information Network and I created a few more blogs.