We felt an earthquake here early this morning. Its epicenter was near where my sil's parents live in Illinois. To be more accurate, I heard it and it woke me up. I don't remember feeling anything. But obviously, with its weak magnitude and distance, it wasn't terribly disruptive to us. I thought it was just a strong wind outside.
Later today I hope to finally put up a Thursday Thirteen, this one about my hubby's endoscopy procedure yesterday. But, for now, I have to go pick up our quarter of a beef at the butcher's. The fun never ends!
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I read about that in the news, scary. I remember there being one down in Illinois when I was a teenager too.
Hope all are safe.
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The Nisqually Earthquake shook Marissa's 9th birthday. She wasn't afraid at all... except she did worry that I wouldn't be able to leave work to bring cupcakes to her school. Luckily my mom was up for a visit. She was there to join me as I finalized Marissa's adoption on March 3 ~
My mom was in the car at the time and didn't feel a thing. I was in the ICU we had big glass sliding doors so that we could see into the rooms. I was standing in the middle of the room. One of my coworkers told me I was supposed to be standing in a doorway. I let her know that standing under a sheet of glass was not going to make me feel safer. I was surprised by how long the earth rocked after the quake. I felt like I was on a boat.
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