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[my_rain_face]

So in the middle of the night I woke up because my bed was shaking. Here is the monologue of Sarah's sleep-brain

Comments

[liminalliz]

WHAT? AN EARTHQUAKE IN MIDDLE AMERICA?????? IS THIS OPPOSITE DAY? what's up, terra firma.

[my_rain_face]

I don't know

[yesisaworld]

last time i felt an earthquake was in the middle of class,
sometime last sem. it was barely there & over real quick,
i thought the heat was just messing with my head when
the ground sort of... wiggled.

turns out, a friend of mine had felt it too!
which makes two of us out of a class of at least twenty kids. XD

[my_rain_face]

When I lived in Montreal, we had an earthquake that everyone felt, apparently, except for my family in my house. It was weird and kind of lame. I wanted to feel the earthquake! I was, like, 4 years old or something.

[piss_and_ink]

There's earthquakes in Montreal? Esh.

[piss_and_ink]

I've never been in an earthquake. My dad was in one, at a restaurant in california, and he swore he'd never go back to california again. Your inner monologue amuses me.

[my_rain_face]

They're really not that bad.

What's your icon?

[piss_and_ink]

My icon's from Torchwood, my latest fandom OBSESSION. (That and Doctor Who.) And I'm just afraid of an earthquake where your house just falls down.

[lostsailors]

Hey! I just heard about that. Positively bizarre!

(I detest quakes).

[my_rain_face]

How often do you get them in LA?

[piss_and_ink]

I misread your comment as "I detest QUAKERS." For all of five seconds, I was a tad confused.

[llamrei]

I went from California to Oregon to Japan. I've never been without earthquakes, haha! We had three last week.

[my_rain_face]

Hahaha - yeah, after Japan, it'll take a pretty serious earthquake to phase me too much.