TOPIC: So southern california residents. . . ..

So, did y'all feel the little earthquake too?

When?  Where?<br />

CalTech reports a 4.7 earthquake WNW of Lake Elsinor.  Nope, too far for me to feel it.

Wifey felt it - I never feel the little ones...

Here in Dora's Glen it was a little shake and a small jolt at the end. Nothing major. Brother went out to check the pool to see if it was moving to confirm if he felt an earthquake. *little laugh*<br />Me, I know earthquakes. Of course I was seated at the time so it was definitely more noticable.<br /><br />I'm very aware of them. First earthquake I can remember was in 84' (I think) San Andreas fault one. I had chicken pox and 104 fever. And my mom says I never touched the floor when I bolted out the door. Early sign I was a pixie that I could fly across a room. hehehehe.<br />So they tend to strike that little chord in me, of being very aware of whats happening when I feel a little shake.

Me on the other hand - I sleep through them, don't notice anything under a 5.5 or lasting shorter than a few seconds...<br /><br />Now you give me a good roller quake lasting 10 seconds and I usually get the feeling of motion sickness...<br /><br />hey - seated I never feel them...it is usually standing for me.

I remember the Northridge quakes like they were yesterday.  Practically knocked me out of bed!<br /><br />Funny thing is, there are probably people reading this thinking to themselves "Thank God I don't live in Southern California" when in reality, its not all that bad. 

Give me an earthquake for a few seconds every so many years over tornados and hurricanes any day!!!!!

<br />Give me an earthquake for a few seconds every so many years over tornados and hurricanes any day!!!!!<br />

<br /><br />Agreed!  And don't forget blizzards. 

What are blizzards?<br />

Blizzards are a delicious ice-cream treat by Dairy Queen (TM)!

Ahh that explains why I didn't know what it was! With an allergy to dairy I avoid places that have it in the title.