Heh

[hummingwolf]

So I had this dream that the world was predicted to end within a few hours. But then the supposed time of the end came--and passed--and I was relieved even though I hadn't quite believed the prediction in the first place, and other people were uncertain because they had believed and weren't convinced that their lives on Earth were not coming to an end.

The earthquake that woke me up from the dream is currently thought to be a 3.6.

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[hummingwolf.livejournal.com]

Maryland earthquakes are not entirely unknown! I'd never felt one before this morning, but I've heard about a few smaller ones. The Maryland Geological Survey has a webpage about earthquakes here. Table 3 on that page has a list of earthquakes from 1758-2003, and it seems none of them has ever been very big.

[daisydumont.livejournal.com]

that was very interesting! thank you! it shows terre haute to be in a moderate zone, seattle either moderate or major (i'm shaky on the geography). it's nice to be here in a low-danger area. *g*

the multitude of tremors located in allview estates, where we almost bought a house back in the '80s, is peculiar. lots of lots of little shocks, i guess. i don't remember the '93 one at all.