Apocalypse Now!

[mrfredsac2sb]

So two pretty weird things happened in the past two days. Yesterday I felt the floor shift under me. An earthquake. I thought I might be imagining things, but then a minute after I felt the floor shift Jason asked if I felt it. It could have been nothing at all, but I don't think the floor shifts the way it did if it was merely vibrated. Definitely

Comments

[italiansunset]

it was fun hanging out today!

[mrfredsac2sb]

Ditto!

[satchelmouth]

That all sounds really crazy!

[mrfredsac2sb]

More than you could ever know.

earthquakes

[anonymous]

i was in an earthquake once. it was really small. i felt it, but my grandmother, who was downstairs, didn't feel it. i was just sitting there, reading, and suddenly i was vibrating. i knew what it was instantly, and ran downstairs, turned on the radio, and sure enough- a small earthquake. we get a fair number of those in the bay, but that's the only one i've ever experienced firsthand.

[julala]

wow, you havent been in an earthquake since 1989?? thats amazing to me. i didnt feel the one the other day, but ive felt two this summer. i guess southern cali gets a lot more earthquakes. haha.

[mrfredsac2sb]

Sac is in a weird spot in relation to the San Andreas fault. Even though we're fairly close to it, we are sheilded from most activity. That's why we feel nothing. And how many earthquakes have you felt?! You make it sound like it's such an insignificant occurrence. So much fun hanging out the other night. I haven't laughed that much in ages.

[julala]

well this year there were a lot of them near yucaipa, but small ones arent uncommon. i feel at least one a year,but im sure theres more that i dont feel.