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Originally Posted by TSteven
For what it is worth, I wouldn't say me being “on edge” was anything like or near a panic. Nor was I really scared. If anything, my “edginess” simply meant I was ready for a bigger one to hit. As such, I started making mental notes as to where my earthquake kit was located and I made sure to grab my mobile phone - just in case.
Regardless, it doesn't matter how many earthquakes I have experienced, or even how small they might be. Having the earth shift under me is disconcerting. I find it is similar to when I would “hear” a tornado coming. These sounds and motions are not the norm - even if they are "natural". |
I agree 100%. I wish you had posted this in our east coast earthquake thread.
At least many Californians have an earthquake kit. Most of us don't. What is an earthquake kit besides what we keep in the closet in the event of a power outage? I guess I could Google it and let you Californians have your thread back.
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