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From: The Real Bev on 28 Mar 2010 01:26 On 03/21/2010 09:28 AM, HardWorkingDog wrote: > I was fitfully sleep/awake and it got my attention. Looked at my watch, > was 4:04 am, rolled over and fell into a deep sleep. Where I'm staying > the foundations are sitting on an alluvial fill of granite and sand that > has eroded from San Gabriel mountains that rise up at about a 60 degree > angle from the backyard. Earthquakes in that area often feel like you're > on a boat rolling and swaying over swells. Wuss! > Sorry for the late response, been travelling... You just missed ski season here. Still going on for some... -- Cheers, Bev Far away in a strange land
From: SloCalSpode on 5 Apr 2010 09:48 Okay, where is my morning wake-up call from Tiago? Yesterday's earthquake was a doozie. Since I slept through the first one I can not compare them. The 7.2 in Baja, ~130 miles south of here, gave us a rolling motion for a good 45 seconds to a minute. Longest lasting one that I ever remember. Water sloshing out of the pool, cars rocking back and forth that did not have their parking brakes set. It did not set off any car alarms that I heard. I may go shopping for a generator and a water purifier. Cheers, sit down and hang on tight. Jeff ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tiago wrote: > Are you guys ok? Hope so! Please report back! > -- T
From: I am Tosk on 5 Apr 2010 09:57 In article <f6a0eb8a-5b48-4db4-af70-bd5cf4b5c599 @y14g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>, jjwallace(a)earthlink.net says... > > Okay, where is my morning wake-up call from Tiago? > Yesterday's earthquake was a doozie. Since I slept > through the first one I can not compare them. > The 7.2 in Baja, ~130 miles south of here, gave us > a rolling motion for a good 45 seconds to a minute. > Longest lasting one that I ever remember. > Water sloshing out of the pool, cars rocking back > and forth that did not have their parking brakes set. > It did not set off any car alarms that I heard. > I may go shopping for a generator and a water purifier. > Cheers, sit down and hang on tight. > Jeff > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Tiago wrote: > > Are you guys ok? Hope so! Please report back! > > -- T Screw the generator get a lifejacket in case you end up swimming! Rowdy Mouse Racing, hell, I don't even know if mice can swim <yikes!>
From: SloCalSpode on 5 Apr 2010 17:24 I do have a boat in the driveway if things get really bad. At that point we will all have more things to worry about that a silly earthquake. Jeff ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am Tosk wrote: > Screw the generator get a lifejacket in case you end up swimming! > > Rowdy Mouse Racing, hell, I don't even know if mice can swim <yikes!>- Hide quoted text -
From: Tiago on 6 Apr 2010 12:29
On Apr 6, 12:55 pm, Wudsracer <babba...(a)Lucy.com> wrote: > Congratulations Tiago! > May you and your wife live long and prosper! Thank you! > > We want pictures of the wedding, please. Of course! Wife is long time friend of a guy who is a professional photographer, as his gift, he gave us professional photos. One DVD worth of pictures. He promised to put it on the mail this week, as soon as I get it, I'm selecting the best and will make an of topic wedding report. -- T |