I'm sorry (sad?) that you had to go through that darling. It's not a nice experience... *hugs you tight*
When I was in Greece last summer I felt an eartquake for the first time (not counting the one in Argentina because I was to little to remember). When the actual earthquake began we where out having dinner and it took me actually sometime to register that it was happening, and not my mind going wonky after one glass too many of retzina... One of the aftershooks (which was nearly as big as the real one) happened about 3.30 in the morning. Woke my brother and I and gave us a fright when the beds (with us in them) in our third floor apartemen began to slide on the floor.
Geh *shudders* I'm happy I don't live in an eartquake 'friendly' part of the world...
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When I was in Greece last summer I felt an eartquake for the first time (not counting the one in Argentina because I was to little to remember). When the actual earthquake began we where out having dinner and it took me actually sometime to register that it was happening, and not my mind going wonky after one glass too many of retzina... One of the aftershooks (which was nearly as big as the real one) happened about 3.30 in the morning. Woke my brother and I and gave us a fright when the beds (with us in them) in our third floor apartemen began to slide on the floor.
Geh *shudders* I'm happy I don't live in an eartquake 'friendly' part of the world...