little earthquakes

It has been six and a half years, and I am still not used to feeling even a little earthquake.

Just around 05:25 this morning, my bedroom, the flat, the whole building went all wobbly for a few seconds. Wobbly! This still blows my mind. For a few more seconds more, my ceiling fan wobbled. Then all was still.

Zen slept through it. I wonder if I would have too. It had a magnitude of 4.7 and was centered far southeast of the City. Did you feel it?

Posted on 15 Jun 2006 in Diary

http://www.wireheadarts.com/ wirehead

Oh!

I was wondering why the place seemed to be shaking as Mrs. Wirehead bolted for work.
http://jaschu.7au.net/ Jason

I totally slept through it, as I suspect I always do.
http://www.leckiest.com Ighnot

That’s earthquakey, and john loves cakey!
http://gimps.de Maria loves pictures

This earthquake was normal, I thnk.

Some people even miss to notice it.
http://miceland.com mice

I was in the Sacramento area during the Loma and everyone suddenly many of the women i was with felt sick in the stomach.

No one new why until we heard about on the radio.

They felt a disturbance in the force.
http://shannonk.blogspot.com Shannon

I slept through this one, but usually I wake up and have no idea why.

The first time I noticed an earthquake, I initially thought it was my housemates having REALLY energetic sex in the next room. And then I remembered that their bed did not actually touch the wall that was shaking.
http://in-essence.org Elea

I didn’t even know there was an earthquake ’til I saw this post! However, the last few times there were earthquakes in the area, I either slept through it or somehow didn’t notice as I was driving…