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June 23rd, 2010
02:09 pm
Apparently I just failed to notice an earthquake.
*sigh*
One of these days I'll get to scratch that one off my life experiences list!
link to quake info
Apparently felt in Cambridge MA by people in a taller building than I'm in.
mood:  sad
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shouldn't a taller building shake more and make it more noticeable?
i didn't notice it either. Yeah, that was my point. I was in the right place at the right time, but at the wrong elevation. ^_^ ![[User Picture]](https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/3615578/62356) | | From: |  oceanic |
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| Date: | June 23rd, 2010 07:34 pm (UTC) |
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A 5.0 in Canada is really not going to register much here. I'm surprised the people in the buildings felt it! Maybe that part of Cambridge is built on fill. I didn't feel anything. Of course my office is below ground level I felt it-my building is 4 stories high, and located at BWI. I thought it was a plane making a low approach, but someone I was talking to on the phone said their building was shaking, and they were in Columbia.
It wasn't fun. I felt..well, shaken up. Well, I missed a chase and crash that must have gone right by me and ended less than two blocks away. Wait, what?
I totally didn't notice. y'know, that's funny. we *are* built on swamp, and I'm on the 4th floor. I just thought someone was having raukus sex in the office above or below me (though the lack of other noises was surprising me, considering we have no soundproofing). |
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