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Shake, Rattle, and Go back to sleep
Jan. 16th, 2004 10:30 pmWe had an earthquake yesterday. Early this morning, actually. 12:18 am. Juli and I had just turned out the lights when I felt the "S" wave. I turned to Juli.
"We're earthquaking."
Then the "P" wave hit.
"Huh, you're right."
The house creaked and popped fairly well. That's always a good sign if the house can flex a bit.
It was a 3.6M and its epicenter was about a mile dew north of us, 34 miles deep.
I had completely forgotten about it until I heard it on the news the next morning. I guess I'm getting a little blase about it. Still, there's that tingly feeling of "what's next?" while it's happening.
"We're earthquaking."
Then the "P" wave hit.
"Huh, you're right."
The house creaked and popped fairly well. That's always a good sign if the house can flex a bit.
It was a 3.6M and its epicenter was about a mile dew north of us, 34 miles deep.
I had completely forgotten about it until I heard it on the news the next morning. I guess I'm getting a little blase about it. Still, there's that tingly feeling of "what's next?" while it's happening.
