10-19-2012, 10:49 PM
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I remember last year I was at an installation with an interiour designer friend, and she went to get something from the hardware store, leaving me to finish the install. After I finished up, and was waiting for her to return, I was lying down on the carpeted concrete apartment floor, relaxing. All of a sudden I felt things moving around.
And looking up, I watched the chandelier over me swaying back and forth. Having lived in Alaska, in the Anchorage area, for six years growing up, I've seen earthquakes come and go on a regular basis, and I knew that this one was an earthquake.
Sure enough, it was that quake last year that hit somewhere near DC, in northern Virginia, I think it was. It had a lot of people worked into a lather, so the one mentioned above probably caused the same sort of sensation further north. Earthquakes are like the wild bear shitting in the woods: it happens all the time.
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And looking up, I watched the chandelier over me swaying back and forth. Having lived in Alaska, in the Anchorage area, for six years growing up, I've seen earthquakes come and go on a regular basis, and I knew that this one was an earthquake.
Sure enough, it was that quake last year that hit somewhere near DC, in northern Virginia, I think it was. It had a lot of people worked into a lather, so the one mentioned above probably caused the same sort of sensation further north. Earthquakes are like the wild bear shitting in the woods: it happens all the time.