17 May, 2009

yikes


we just had an earthquake. 

it wasn't a big deal,
but it kinda scared me.

and i might have cried a little.

22 comments:

  1. I just read about 50 tweets about the earthquake -- I'm glad you're all ok down there!
    I've never felt one myself.

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  2. I am glad you are okay, and that there was no report of any harm :)

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  3. I know it was crazy! my cats ran under the table and the boyfriend and I ran for cover! So glad it was just a small one!

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  4. That sounds soo scary! I've only been in one once and it scared me to death. Hey, lady, I gave you a lovely blog award in my latest post... You've probably been given it before, but I don't care. I like you, I really like you. :)

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  5. :( don't cry! i'm glad you're safe and doing okay :)

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  6. if it makes you feel any better, we live in the kraemer building of anaheim, on the 6th floor!
    it's the oldest building in orange county @_@
    we feel it worse than anyone. i cried at the one last year because it was the first one i experienced in the apt. scary, huh??

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  7. oh gosh - hope ur fine! live in Rome .. had a big earthquake about a month ago (in abruzzo) .. wasn't here at this time... but ya. just hope ur fine! take care .. and I LOVE ur blog! it's the first page I check in the morning *g* ciao e buon giornata (nono - i'm not italian - i'm swiss ... but live in Rome as an expat *g*)

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  8. I hope everything is ok, we had an earthquake in Italy last month that was terrible a whole city has been swept away :(

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  9. eww that is scary. I would have cried to for sure. Glad to know you both are ok though.

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  10. How scary! That's one nice thing about the East Coast--we don't have earthquakes.

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  11. Wow that does sound scary. I've never experienced one of those before. hope it didn't spoil your monday (:

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  12. We felt it to but just a little bit. I didn't cry but u sat there with my eyes wide and mouth open for about 5 minutes.

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  13. That would be so unnerving! Glad you're ok!!

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  14. (my way of showing I care even though I don't really know what to say)

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  15. oh boy! i just saw it on the news and I thought about you!! i'm glad you are safe and sound... and blogging!

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  16. We felt it all the way down in San Diego! It was my first earthquake! We were in the middle of a Yo-Yo Ma performance and he didn't even skip a beat.

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  17. We often get little earthquakes in San Franciso, and even though my husband says, nah, it's nothing ('cause he survived the big earthquake of '89) my nknees still get a bit wobbly and my eyes a bit teary! 'Cause we're girls, we are!xoxo

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  18. Ahh lucky! I missed it! :(

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  19. Yeah, we felt it down here too. My thought is always "What is that? Is that an earthquake? Yep, it is. Ok, is this serious enough to move to a doorway? Where's the dog?" And that's all in a tiny split second, and then it's over.

    I'm always waiting for it to happen while I'm in the shower.

    At least you didn't pee your pants.

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