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Apr. 18th, 2008 05:57 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
squamousI think there was a little earthquake here this morning at 5:38. Building creaked, bed shook. Woke me up, freaked me out. I heard the person upstairs get up shortly thereafter.
I've never experienced an earthquake before and since it happened while I was asleep, I was kind of questioning it afterwards, but I just looked around online and other Indianapolis area are talking about it in their LiveJournals. Nothing on the local news site yet. Probably it wasn't a big deal in terms of news unless it woke you up. Good to know I wasn't dreaming, anyway.
Right after it happened my brain went to thoughts of an explosion somewhere making the ground shake. Thought about if I was facing the window in the room. But the original coherent thought was, 'earthquake'?
5.4 on the Richter scale people are saying. That's probably not very much, right? When I was doubting or wondering after, I questioned why it didn't set any car alarms off. Seems like there should've been car alarms.
Now I have to go back to sleep. The way a tornado is also called a 'twister', there should be some hick term for earthquakes. I'll think about it and get back to you. Or if you have any suggestions.
update: news story
well, exciting
other update: the 'epicenter' was far from here, and I think now they're saying it was 5.2
I've never experienced an earthquake before and since it happened while I was asleep, I was kind of questioning it afterwards, but I just looked around online and other Indianapolis area are talking about it in their LiveJournals. Nothing on the local news site yet. Probably it wasn't a big deal in terms of news unless it woke you up. Good to know I wasn't dreaming, anyway.
Right after it happened my brain went to thoughts of an explosion somewhere making the ground shake. Thought about if I was facing the window in the room. But the original coherent thought was, 'earthquake'?
5.4 on the Richter scale people are saying. That's probably not very much, right? When I was doubting or wondering after, I questioned why it didn't set any car alarms off. Seems like there should've been car alarms.
Now I have to go back to sleep. The way a tornado is also called a 'twister', there should be some hick term for earthquakes. I'll think about it and get back to you. Or if you have any suggestions.
update: news story
well, exciting
other update: the 'epicenter' was far from here, and I think now they're saying it was 5.2
