Ok, so not under his feet.
(jamie, that is).
he was laying on the sofa
when the sofa started to
rock N roll.
ok, not really
rock N roll
but
rumble!
being on the 3rd floor
i'm glad i wasn't home yet.
being on the 3rd floor
i'm glad i wasn't home yet.
i was driving
and
felt nothing.
z-i-p.
z-e-r-o.
0.
it's just as well.
mika
was in
s-p-a-z mode
all morning.
she started at 7ish am.
she exhausted herself by the time it hit
which was something like 1:43 pm.
heck ~ she exhausted me!
heck ~ she exhausted me!
jamie said
"she just laid on the floor looking around".
another 1 of my cats did this back in the early 80's
when we had an earthquake.
she flew around the house like her tail was on fire
approx
approx
20 min's b4 it hit.
it's pretty cool how animals can sense this.
not cool, that we had one.
The U.S. Geological Survey said "the quake was centered 33 miles
northeast of Ottawa near Buckingham, Quebec, which is 137.8 miles
northwest of Burlington."
not cool, that we had one.
"The belief that animals can predict earthquakes has been around for
centuries"
(which is where we are)
3 comments:
Hi there, I found your blog through Millie's. I read your comment about the head pins. In this issue of Belle Armoire Jewelry I have a whole article on how to make them. If you've got a torch, you've got an enameled head pin!
we felt it too!
Yes, I {{{felt}}} it too. It is amazing how the animals can sense these things!
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