this is a clip of the eruption with some sigurrós background music, making it all pretty - but it ain't pretty for the folk living through this.
Every time I watch the news I just get upset, knowing that there is nothing to be done, but we also have to be very grateful in that so far there are no human casualties, unlike in USA with Missouri getting yet another tornado blasting through. We have a lot to be grateful for here in the north. Sometimes you just have to keep reminding yourself of how good life really is and how you I have never really had to face any really really major challenges.
I live in a lovely little village, that sometimes has horribly cold northerly winds, and even snow at the beginning of summer... but that really is something to be thankful for.
Life is good, and all will be well in Iceland, the weather is changing as are the winds and the folk in the south will hopefully get rain to settle the ash. Pollyanna will live in our hearts and minds.... this summer will be excellent!
Tonight at 9pm... not much snow - but enough.... but I am grateful that it is white and not grey ash...
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I love looking at Iceland on the map in my classroom and thinking of you there, you bring it to life, I sometimes mention Iceland to the kids in class, you know, about the polar bears that wound up there, as an example of climatic change, or the strange food, or that I have a friend there. Thank you for putting Iceland on the map for us.
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