Native Californian that I am, I will NEVER EVER get used to the shaking, rolling, and jerking jolts that an earthquake brings. The shaking began around 8:30 something and lasted longer than usual. Thankfully, things that fell onto the floor did not break. And thankfully, our house is still standing. I do have a hoarseness due to all the yelling, cursing, and screaming I was doing during the few seconds of the earthquake. Good grief, sounds like an orgasm. LOL!!! OK shhhh. I think the rating of this blog just went from a G to an R. LOL!!!
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it scares me way over here in london...yikes...hold on to your false teeth sm
Oh my, oh my, which is worse and EARTHQUAKE or your language. lolololsnort.
Sorry, but an earthquake would win out with me, hands down. SCARY, SCARY, SCARY. Frida just wanted to get friendier, you know? lolol :)Bea
Oooooooooh, that was not the kind of shake rattle and roll I care for. I'm just glad I wasn't E-6000'ing those rhinestones on my new flip flops at the time! LOL
And funny girl - another LOL = the "o" comment in your post(and I don't mean Oprah!)
Oh you poor old thing, I would be so scared. I'm glad only a few things fell off and didn't break. You are brave to live there.
Soulbrush, Bea, Sherry and BT, you all make me smile with your comments!
Linda
"I do have a hoarseness due to all the yelling, cursing, and screaming I was doing during the few seconds of the earthquake. Good grief, sounds like an orgasm."
Well, hum, that's more information that I wanted to have, my friend. I thought you were the kind of woman that was very discreet in your comings (and goings, haha), being catholic and all.
LOL! BT, it really isn't that bad. Only when it happens. LOL! And Christina, you are worse than me so hush! LOL!
Linda
HOw big was it? I didn't feel anything up my way...hope it's not the precurser for that BIG one we are all in denial about! LOL
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