brb never getting used to living on a fault line ;_;

[arisha]

So my bed just spent a second moving about on its own, and thank goodness for the Earthquakes Canada web site or I would still be freaking out about it!

Saturday, Feb. 20, 2:05 am, earthquake, preliminary magnitude 2.7, located about 20km southeast of Victoria, BC. Lightly felt in Victoria, BC.

It's nice to have confirmation of these things, lol. I am secretly hoping that I was the first to send in a report saying that I felt it - my response to At this time there are no reports of this earthquake being felt was pretty much WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT I FELT IT AND I'VE BEEN FREAKING OUT FOR TEN MINUTES DON'T IGNORE MEEEEEEEEEE

Oh, the joys of being the only one awake at two in the morning.

Comments

[sully-is-hott.livejournal.com]

Omg. D: I would of freaked out too. I think we've had one little one here before-but I never felt it. When my Grandmother and Aunt lived up here they were sitting on their front porch and it started shaking. O_O

I hope more people reported it! :O

[the-wykydtron.livejournal.com]

Hah hah, duuuuuuuude! This is adorable. Was most definitely asleep, most definitely did not feel the plates shift.

BUT YOU MADE IT OUT ALIVE - YOU WILL BE OKAY!

[passion4truth.livejournal.com]

earthquakes is a given in California, ya never know when one is gonna shimmy so I totally understand you freaking out.

[frauleinfrog.livejournal.com]

Seriously, it has taken me about ten minutes to figure out that there was an earthquake, every time. It's like I can't actually absorb the idea that they're possible. (Pretty sure we didn't have one the entire time I was living in Van?) Fun times, though!