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Have you ever wondered why you may hold a person in such high regard? I don't just mean because you may love them or even lust after them but someone so utterly charming you become enthralled by them. It's that magic word called 'Charisma' that some people have in abundance. There are so many widely dispersed thoughts into how someone should define 'Charisma', but we all seem to know it when we see it in others. It appears as if they can magnetically draw you to them. They can inspire you and influence you with gentle persuasion and eyes that look into your heart in such a disarming manner. They are open and friendly and you identify with them so easily and as you talk with them you learn that just like us they have vulnerabilities and strengths and you can relate to them on so many levels. I met such a man at the Bunkamura hall where preparations are going on for the children's charity show.
His name is Keizo and he is going to play the children's character of Apanman on stage. In one of those unusual twists of fate from the world of coincidences, a close relative of his is actually Keiko Toda, who has not only done the voice for Scully in the X-files TV show, but amazingly was also the voice for the TV cartoon show of Apanman.
He is so devastatingly charming (and handsome) that it's so easy to just fall under his spell. He told us about the sad and tragic loss of his niece while she was still a baby and this inspired him to do more for charities that put so much money and effort into research for children's diseases and of course my favorite charity, Save the children. Tearfully we listened to his story as if he could place his emotion within us and we felt such courage, such strength and determination as he chose a direction and a series of goals. He has our admiration and respect.

One of the things I love about Hitomi is that she has taken my love for this charity to her heart and eagerly comes along to help in any capacity that she can. She is an aspiring actress herself and so was really please to meet Keizo and sit listening as equally as enthralled as I was. Was it jealousy on my part or the reminder that she's here as a helper to make me drag her away from him? Ha-ha-ha.
We may never know!
But the important thing was that we were all there for one cause no matter what our individual role was. All of us making the best efforts we can for a good day next Saturday.

Do you realize that if everyone in the world did just one good thing that we would have six billion good things done? What if everyone gave just one dollar or one euro. Think of all the suffering we could end with that amount of money.


Once more I would ask anyone reading this to please please please make a small donation to your own countries Save the Children. I don't ask for much, but please, with just a little from so many places, They can do a lot. Thank you.

Please click here if you can. Thank you
Or search for "Save the Children" on Google.

Love to you all.

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