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[heather]

WELL, nothing like a motherfucking earthquake to shake an LJ post out of me!

I hope everyone's okay!

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Comments

[mfirefly10]

IKR?! My neighbor was outside at the time and he didn't feel a thing so...weird.

Glad you're okay.

[heather]

You too!

I know it wasn't actually a big deal but itwaskindofabigdeal.

[mfirefly10]

For someone who's gone 26 years without every experiencing one, it's kind of a big deal. Especially since no one is this area really knew how to react when it happened.

[heather]

Actually I think the earthquake rattled my brain so that I will probably spam my f-list daily until the NEXT earthquake rattles it again.

So. Score!

(hellooooo <3)

[cakeordeath44]

Glad to hear you are okay.

[letmypidgeonsgo]

NYC is all flappy hands about it, but half of us around here didn't feel a thing. Like, my parents experienced their first earthquake (and were evacuated from work), but I was 5 miles away and didn't feel a thing!

That picture of the tipped-over lawn chair pretty much sums this whole thing up!

[heather]

We definitely felt it but in MD we're a little closer. It's definitely not a big deal or anything, but I've never felt anything like it in my life so for that reason alone it's remarkable XP

the tipped over lawn chair was hilar tho.

[adamanteve19]

Glad to hear from you, earthquake, or not!

I totally posted that lawn chair photo on my FB page. Too funny. I couldn't resist posting my own devastation photos.

People talked about the Earthquake in our building for about 20 minutes, especially when the "Fire Emergency Safety Di-rector" kept making announcements over the PA that we'd figured out 20 minutes ago. Good comedy.

[heather]

Haha between my coworkers and the internet this was a very comedic earthquake. ;)

Also hi! <3

[la_esmeralda_]

ey up, glad you survived trembling ornaments :D

[heather]

It was a close one ;)