The_LED_Museum
*Retired*
Anyone in Washington just feel their house or apt. jump up about 6" and then fall back down again?!?!?!?
(Edit - about half an hour later)
No damage found, except for a broken drinking glass on the bathroom floor.
It was probably improperly placed on the vanity to begin with.
No more bouncy crap has been felt either, but I'm definitely putting lots of extra flashlights around the bed and plugging in my second wheelchair tonight... seems the whole state has had a large increase in seismic activity as of late, so one can never be too prepared anymore...
Maybe I should move to northern California, where they will undoubtedly "discover" a previously "unknown" fault line under Sacramento as soon as my plane lands. :-O
(Edit - about half an hour later)
No damage found, except for a broken drinking glass on the bathroom floor.
It was probably improperly placed on the vanity to begin with.
No more bouncy crap has been felt either, but I'm definitely putting lots of extra flashlights around the bed and plugging in my second wheelchair tonight... seems the whole state has had a large increase in seismic activity as of late, so one can never be too prepared anymore...
Maybe I should move to northern California, where they will undoubtedly "discover" a previously "unknown" fault line under Sacramento as soon as my plane lands. :-O
