This morning a 4.4 magnitude earthquake hit our area. The epicenter was 15 miles west of Paso Robles. There was no damage.
It hit around 5:30 a.m. which means I was still in bed. I remember the bed moving, shaking back and forth, and I woke up enough to think, "Oh, an earthquake." Then I went back to sleep. No aftershocks.
Sigh.
Is it too much to ask, that when a non-aftershock-no-damage earthquake hits, that it happens when I am awake to enjoy the movement of the earth and all the objects around me? Is that too much?
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There goes those tectonic plates being inconsiderate again. They don't even have the decency to have a fault by me, so I get no earthquakes. Just lame monsoons.
Why do they always have to happen when you are sleeping? How rude. Come on, Earth. Cooperate!
It woke me up too. I just stayed there in bed thinking...if this gets any worse I'll get up...then when it was over I didn't hear anyone in my house moving around and I thought...did that just happend?...did I have a seizure?...then I went back to sleep....these things are very dramatic for me
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