I was up when this happened, but I have to admit I didn't feel a thing. Too bad. Not that it's a good thing, but I always wanted to experience what an earthquake feels like. Hopefully, only a minor one!

And certainly not like the one that hit California during the baseball playoffs in Oct. 1989. I still remember when the ABC broadcast went off the air, with Al Michaels just barely able to say "I tell you what, we're having an earth---" and then the signal died. 

Growing up in Vancouver I've experienced several earthquakes, none really serious but when you get a magnitude3.5 it is really noticible.
I remember one that was about an even four.
I was in bed and it made me jump out of bed and run downstairs and onto the street.
It is a really weird felling when there is a feeling of no stability under your feet.
Even 10 or 15 seconds is really unnerving.

 
 

We had two ground shakers last summer in my area north west of Sudbury. Both related to blasting at the Creighton mine operation near Lively. The second one was very intense, my house shook, you could hear a rumbling sound outside that lasted around 8-10 seconds. It was a scary few moments. 

newsguy1 wrote:

Shows ya how much I know about Swifties.
Thought they were more like 20 somethings.

Her first album is almost a 20 something