Crazy, eh?
I was at work and it was interesting to watch everyone realize what was happening at the same time. I couldn't feel the earth tremble, I just felt the building sway from side to side. It's two hours later and I still have a funny feeling in my stomach.
Some people went home from work citing being too shaken up to continue, but I think it's just because it was so unnerving. It wasn't bad enough for anything to fall off my desk, for example.
So I don't think we were in any real danger, but it was definitely spooky!
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Really disconcerting feeling, huh? I felt an earthquake back in the 80's when we lived in Greenwood and it was weird to feel the solid ground shake. So glad you're ok
ReplyDeleteI totally get this. When we went to NZ the last time, I woke up the second night we were there at 3:00 am and the light above the bed was swinging and everything was shaking side to side. So weird! Glad this wasn't a bad one but I remember feeling the building sway, we were on the third floor. Buildings in NZ are built to sway on purpose they have so many earthquakes. I layed there and couldn't remember whether to get in a doorway, a bathtub or just pull the covers up over my head. I found out from the locals the next day that we are supposed to lay on the floor beside the bed.
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