Granted it was a small one. But it shook me pretty good. I wonder where the epicenter was??? I’m shaking. I didn’t even have time to get to the doorway.
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Oh no! I’m glad you are okay, but I’m sorry it upset you. It would me, too. Hang in there!
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well nothing has shown up on the USGS website so I guess it’s nothing too big.
Thank you, I guess it’s a small one
That doesn’t mean it’s any less scary.
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You know that’s the third earthquake I’ve felt since I moved here 7 months ago. Scary. But at least it’s releasing pressure with little ones instead of one big one.
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True. Are you in CA? Hubby was stationed in CA for a while, and he arrived there during a huge earthquake so that the plane couldn’t land!
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Yes I’m in Californai, right on a the San Andreas fault line.
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My sister found the earthquake online, it was right under us and it was a 3.5 followed by a little 2.2 that we didn’t even feel.
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Odds of dying in an earthquake: 1 in 20,000
Odds of being shot to death: 1 in 370
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That’s terrifying
Good time go enjoy some fresh air. If you fell into a put on the earth then you were probably afraid to go downhill or reach the rock bottom.
I’m glad to hear that you’re okay @Leaf.
I once felt and earthquake when I lived in CA before.
Take care. 
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Glad it wasn’t any worse. I’ve never been in an earthquake. Or a tornado nor a hurricane. The most us Minnesotans deal with are funny talking people and winter weather.
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It was 3.5 magnitude according to the USGS website.
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It was a real quick jolt too, not like some of them that sort of roll
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I’m glad ur ok @Leaf
That sounds scary
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That must have been scary.
Two days ago there was a 7.7 magnitude earthquake centered around the Cayman Islands.
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7.7 oh my, I can’t even imagine.
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I think they had a tsunami (yeah, I looked up the spelling) warning.
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