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Published On: Oct 05, 2004 09:17 PM
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Published On: Oct 05, 2004 09:17 PM
Earthquake in California but we didn't feel a thing here in Anaheim CA by Disneyland.
By listening to the news you would think that
every time there is an earthquake we all feel it. Well, that's just not true. If
the epicenter is right under us or not to far away then we can really feel the
jolt. Feels like your riding a wave. I woke out of bed with my heart pounding
very fast with the Whittier Quake but almost all of the others I hardly felt.
Like this one today. Worst case is that your in the shower when one starts! That
always worries me! Well, knock on wood that the big one doesn't
happen.
I remember one time I was sitting in the dentist office waiting room by myself. I felt the earthshake. I asked the very big nurse if she felt it and she said "no, it was probably me just walking around". I looked down at the floor and it was concrete. Later when I got home I heard the news say that there was an earthquake and I laughed.
A song I'm going to write someday, "You make the earth quake under my feet, oh when you dance, around me mama!" he he
I remember one time I was sitting in the dentist office waiting room by myself. I felt the earthshake. I asked the very big nurse if she felt it and she said "no, it was probably me just walking around". I looked down at the floor and it was concrete. Later when I got home I heard the news say that there was an earthquake and I laughed.
A song I'm going to write someday, "You make the earth quake under my feet, oh when you dance, around me mama!" he he
Posted: Tue - September 28, 2004 at 05:35 PM