Earthquakes are so rare around these parts that everyone is talking about about Friday's event.
At 4:37 am, like most of the area, I was in bed asleep. The loud rumbling woke me and I thought it must be the cats running wildly around the house, but there was no hissing. Then I thought it must be a large truck hauling a trailer over the pot-hole spotted road nearby. When I finally realized what it was, it was over. Thank you, Mother Nature, I was now awake for the rest of the day.
The last large magnitude earthquake I remember was forty years ago when I was a student at the nearby big university. Asleep again, in my dorm room on the 7th floor of Bromley Hall, I awoke to sounds of screaming young women rushing to the stair cases. I could feel the building sway and roll, but again it was all over before I could do anything other than get out of bed.
I enjoy my sleep and don't like being disturbed. I just wish these things would occur at a more convenient time.
"Everything that is really great and inspiring is created by the individual who can labor in freedom" Albert Einstein
"A dame who knows the ropes isn't likely to get tied up." Mae West
"A dame who knows the ropes isn't likely to get tied up." Mae West
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Earthquake Take
Posted by Catch Her in the Wry at 9:31 AM
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