Damn, people ... am I the only one in Springfield who didn't wake up to this morning's seismic waves? Everyone in the blogging community awoke to find their houses shaking at 4 a.m. ... and, as usual, I slept until the alarm went off at 6 o'clock.
You know ... God help me if we're attacked by aliens or the rapture comes ... because I will be totally oblivious.
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Hey Thirty-
ReplyDeleteYou are not alone. Aubrey and I spent the whole day yesterday digging walkways in our backyard, and we were beat last night when we went to bed. I don't think either of us have slept more soundly in years. However, I did wake up about quarter till five this morning because our dogs were up and prancing around. I proceeded to pass right back out. I didn't think anything of it until this morning when I heard the news.
You're not alone. I live in a tall dorm building. You KNOW those things are built like tanks. I didn't feel ANYTHING....not even the small one you felt during work. I feel a little left out....
ReplyDeleteMy teacher sent me this link this morning:
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter/recenteqsww/Quakes/us2008qza6.php
(Sorry about this...link apparently didnt' work)
ReplyDeletehttp://earthquake.usgs.gov/eqcenter
/recenteqsww/Quakes/us2008qza6.php
As I mentioned in a quick Twitter yesterday. I was up around the time this event took place. There was nothing to indicate something was going on in my household. Later that morning after being alerted to the quake I looked around the house to see any evidence of a 5.2 - everything was where it should be. Luckily for most people the walls did not come tumbling down.
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