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emperor at 09:20am on 27/02/2008
emperor at 09:20am on 27/02/2008Last night I woke up, and was disturbed to hear the wardrobe doors banging. I turned the light on, had a look around, and could establish no plausible reason why they'd been doing so, so noticed it was about 1am, and went back to bed.
Reading the news this morning, I see there was an earthquake at that time, which would account for banging wardrobe doors. I didn't feel the tremor at all (contrasting to the one that happened when I was sleeping on a futon at Darwin Drive, which I most definitely felt), which says something about how good our mattress is. Also, I guess I know![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
atreic is lying next time she said she felt the Earth move for her ;-)
Reading the news this morning, I see there was an earthquake at that time, which would account for banging wardrobe doors. I didn't feel the tremor at all (contrasting to the one that happened when I was sleeping on a futon at Darwin Drive, which I most definitely felt), which says something about how good our mattress is. Also, I guess I know
atreic is lying next time she said she felt the Earth move for her ;-)
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I remember the one 25 years ago, and talking about it with my mum the next morning.
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I must be turning into my mother. She felt the one 25 years ago, but we slept through it (same location). I felt the one in I think 1990, my chair seemed to be levitating - that was weird.
Bonus: the birds that scratch about annoyingly on our gutters are quiet today. Must have scared them!