Holy crap did you feel that?!

[eaquaelegit]

So I'm sitting at my desk, happily scribbling away about the past scholarship and problematic issues surrounding healing miracles in medieval lives of saints, when all of a sudden my desk starts to shake. And my chair.

Maybe there's a truck going by. No, it's taking too long. Maybe someone's jumping up and down? Why the heck would they do that

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[xnera]

Magnitude 4.7.

We do have earthquakes out here, but they're quite rare. The closest one to me happened several years ago, and I was asleep at the time.

[brokenmellcifer]

ahahah that is so cool!

hey, are you working on that saint Lidwina who fell down when she was ice skating?

[kait_the_great]

the BBC version ... even though I see another link, here's mine, just cause:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/manchester/6940546.stm?0

I've spent something like 6 months in California and felt one there. I felt two in Ottawa (but, that was over 20 years)