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4.4 Earthquake this morning...
Soooo it shook me up at 4am this morning and I screamed my head off, and the first thing I do...I run over to the living room to make sure everything looks okay, especially our big screen tv. I had make sure for Eric that our beloved tv was safe!
It feels like a rocking and you hear this rumble and it sounded like a roar, and then it stops. Earthquakes always shake things up!!
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Re: 4.4 Earthquake this morning...
This is the reason I think earthquakes are the worst possible natural disaster. You have NO idea they're coming. How scary! Glad you're okay.
PS - I lol'd at the thought of you running to check on your TV!
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Eek! I've never actually been through one knowingly. When we were in Israel, apparently they had some sort of tremor, but I had no idea it happened until after the fact.
Daniel, on the other hand, has experience the outer edge of a 6.0 earthquake when he was in Japan. He said he woke up, felt the shaking, rolled over and went back to sleep.
I would've freaked the eff out.
OMG how scary.
I would have done the same thing though, checked on the TVs just to make sure they were safe.
Glad you (and the tvs) are ok!
Scary! Glad you are okay!
The one time I visited Cali there was an earthquake. It was in the middle of the night and Brock woke me up. I told him to be quiet and go back to sleep. LOL
~~~MARRIED BIO~~~
I'm so glad that you and the big screen are ok!
We got a small earthquake her in AL when I was in college. I started bouncing in my bed a little, but I honestly thought it was because of my neighbors loud sexy-time. (I lived in an old rickety apartment, and our bedrooms shared a wall.)
I didn't find out it was an earthquake until the next day. I got a good laugh at myself.
I was sleeping so peacefully, ever since this time change - I've been having the hardest time going to bed. I read a book and had walrus time last night, but nope I was up late!
This time it sounded like lion roaring at me...
Oh Lindsay, you're neighbors sound naughty!!!!!!!
ahahahah me too! Even with the snow and hurricane like winds these past few weeks!
wow, krystal, how scary! i would hate going through that without DH by my side! i can't even get lizards out of the house or kill bugs! LOL
glad to hear you (and your electronics) are OK and safe!
yes, i love florida too....hurricanes suck, but at least we can prepare for them!