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[minervasolo]

I seem to be one of the only people I know who actually slept through the earthquake! zombie_thing did too, which is vaguely comforting, but I can't have been asleep for more than half an hour before it happened. I may possibly have dreamt it, but I could just be imaginging it. I did dream about snow, and that my sister lived here and wanted to do her washing (but mine takes precedence, because I need ym uniform for work tomorrow).

Biggest earthquake in this country for 25 years (depending who you ask) and I sleep through it. ::Pouts::

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[rhube.livejournal.com]

heh - I was still awake, or I might have slept through it too.

[enyay.livejournal.com]

Could have been worse. I was walking through town with a group of people and didn't feel a damn thing. I feel a bit cheated.

[naiveprophet.livejournal.com]

I slept through it too! Hahaha, where was it?

[minervasolo.livejournal.com]

Lincolnshire, officially, though it seems to have ben felt over a pretty wide area. York (where I am) is complaining mainly about being woken up, but very little structural damage.

[naiveprophet.livejournal.com]

Are earthquakes common there? We don't get earthquakes where I'm from--ever.

Also, is it okay if I friend your fic journal?

[minervasolo.livejournal.com]

I lvoe it when people friend the fic journal ^_^

Earthqaukes are really very rare here. We're nowhere near a fault. Earthquakes like this one are about once every twenty years (though there's some debate as to e size of it). The UK misses most of the more dramatic weather and geology. It's nice!

[naiveprophet.livejournal.com]

Yay! I've friended you then.

Wisconsin misses most of the dramatic weather and geology too. lol A few tornadoes here and there, but not many.

Still, I've always kinda wanted to be in a minor earthquake. Just to feel the earth shake beneath my feet. That would be intense.