Re: Earthquake in NY?/ for Kate

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Dear, dear Kate, a 5, mucvh less a 6 would be monstrous even here in California--so glad that you survived and have electric power!Love, to you and all in New York,n, from way out in CaliforniaTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 11:58:07 AMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY? Kate??

Yup, I definitely recall the sensation of my bed moving. I'm trying to recall how large it was, probably only a 5 or 6, but still...for NY...Now today, we are getting socked and soaked. The wind is just whipping. Really reminds me of a tornado...I have an interesting story. Waaayy back in 1976, to celebrate the bicentennial, my Girl Scout troup went to North Dakota. While there, we drove conastoga wagons across the prairie. It was terribly exciting. We had men driving the wagons, and some of us rode in the wagons, some walked, or some rode horses alongside. One day a tornado came up, and basically, there was no place to go, except a huge storm ditch that had been dug. You could see the funnel coming and it was just wild! I'll never forget that day. The horses that weren't well tethered, just took off,

and it took some time before they rallied them back to our campsite. Just a bit of 'history', both about me, and the history books.love you all,KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 10:24:41 AMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY? Kate??

Kate,

If you're speaking of the earthquake, years ago, that I'm

thinking of.. that was the one where we were supposed to

have felt the after shocks.. way down here in the bottom

left corner of PA..

I remember hearing we had/were having them.. don't remember

feeling them though..

HUGS

|)onna

Nope, not us. My hub said it was out in Long Island,

which is a bit of a distance from us. Did you hear how large it

was? Years ago, I recall one. Woke me out of sleep. Thought it

was a huge truck passing by. It was kinda scary for these here

parts!

love you,

Kate

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November 30, 2010 11:06:08 PM

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Earthquake in NY? Kate??

I

saw there was a rare earthquake in the New York City

area this morning. Kate, did you feel it?

Sharon

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That one was from years ago, not the recent one of yesterday or the day before...I had always thought that a 9 was huge, and anything much smaller...was well...smaller? It's all Greek to me!love, KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 3:43:05 PMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY?/ for Kate

Dear, dear Kate, a 5, mucvh less a 6 would be monstrous even here in California--so glad that you survived and have electric power!Love, to you and all in New York,n, from way out in CaliforniaTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 11:58:07 AMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY? Kate??

Yup, I definitely recall the sensation of my bed moving. I'm trying to recall how large it was, probably only a 5 or 6, but still...for NY...Now today, we are getting socked and soaked. The wind is just whipping. Really reminds me of a tornado...I have an interesting story. Waaayy back in 1976, to celebrate the bicentennial, my Girl Scout troup went to North Dakota. While there, we drove conastoga wagons across the prairie. It was terribly exciting. We had men driving the wagons, and some of us rode in the wagons, some walked, or some rode horses alongside. One day a tornado came up, and basically, there was no place to go, except a huge storm ditch that had been dug. You could see the funnel coming and it was just wild! I'll never forget that day. The horses that weren't well tethered, just took off,

and it took some time before they rallied them back to our campsite. Just a bit of 'history', both about me, and the history books.love you all,KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 10:24:41 AMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY? Kate??

Kate,

If you're speaking of the earthquake, years ago, that I'm

thinking of.. that was the one where we were supposed to

have felt the after shocks.. way down here in the bottom

left corner of PA..

I remember hearing we had/were having them.. don't remember

feeling them though..

HUGS

|)onna

Nope, not us. My hub said it was out in Long Island,

which is a bit of a distance from us. Did you hear how large it

was? Years ago, I recall one. Woke me out of sleep. Thought it

was a huge truck passing by. It was kinda scary for these here

parts!

love you,

Kate

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Sharon

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Sent: Tue,

November 30, 2010 11:06:08 PM

Subject:

Earthquake in NY? Kate??

I

saw there was a rare earthquake in the New York City

area this morning. Kate, did you feel it?

Sharon

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ly, my childhood memories of tornadoes in the summer inMichigan and the resultant grassfires terrify me more than do earthquakes--mostly about 1.5-2.2 here, a few 4.4s.It IS a Greek, including all scientific descriptions--from a mixtureof Greek and Latin, just like medical terms!Love to you, Kate,nTo:

MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 1:08:58 PMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY?/ for Kate

That one was from years ago, not the recent one of yesterday or the day before...I had always thought that a 9 was huge, and anything much smaller...was well...smaller? It's all Greek to me!love, KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 3:43:05 PMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY?/ for Kate

Dear, dear Kate, a 5, much less a 6 would be monstrous even here in California--so glad that you survived and have electric power!Love, to you and all in New York,n, from way out in CaliforniaTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 11:58:07 AMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY? Kate??

Yup, I definitely recall the sensation of my bed moving. I'm trying to recall how large it was, probably only a 5 or 6, but still...for NY...Now today, we are getting socked and soaked. The wind is just whipping. Really reminds me of a tornado...I have an interesting story. Waaayy back in 1976, to celebrate the bicentennial, my Girl Scout troup went to North Dakota. While there, we drove conastoga wagons across the prairie. It was terribly exciting. We had men driving the wagons, and some of us rode in the wagons, some walked, or some rode horses alongside. One day a tornado came up, and basically, there was no place to go, except a huge storm ditch that had been dug. You could see the funnel coming and it was just wild! I'll never forget that day. The horses that weren't well tethered, just took off,

and it took some time before they rallied them back to our campsite. Just a bit of 'history', both about me, and the history books.love you all,KateTo: MSersLife Sent: Wed, December 1, 2010 10:24:41 AMSubject: Re: Earthquake in NY? Kate??

Kate,

If you're speaking of the earthquake, years ago, that I'm

thinking of.. that was the one where we were supposed to

have felt the after shocks.. way down here in the bottom

left corner of PA..

I remember hearing we had/were having them.. don't remember

feeling them though..

HUGS

|)onna

Nope, not us. My hub said it was out in Long Island,

which is a bit of a distance from us. Did you hear how large it

was? Years ago, I recall one. Woke me out of sleep. Thought it

was a huge truck passing by. It was kinda scary for these here

parts!

love you,

Kate

From:

Sharon

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Sent: Tue,

November 30, 2010 11:06:08 PM

Subject:

Earthquake in NY? Kate??

I

saw there was a rare earthquake in the New York City

area this morning. Kate, did you feel it?

Sharon

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Wouldn't

really matter to me what size.... the only reason I should ever

want to wake to a shaking bed is to find my dogs standing over

top of me panting heavily!!!....

Well.. there might be one more slightly more fun reason too..

<evil grin>

HUGS

|)onna

ly, my childhood memories of tornadoes in the summer

in

Michigan and the resultant grassfires terrify me more than do

earthquakes--mostly about 1.5-2.2 here, a few 4.4s.

It IS a Greek, including all scientific descriptions--from a

mixture

of Greek and Latin, just like medical terms!

Love to you, Kate,

n

From:

Kate Rothschild

To:

MSersLife

Sent: Wed,

December 1, 2010 1:08:58 PM

Subject:

Re: Earthquake in NY?/ for Kate

That one was from years ago, not the recent one of

yesterday or the day before...I had always thought

that a 9 was huge, and anything much smaller...was

well...smaller? It's all Greek to me!

love, Kate