Crap, all my pictures are level, and the contents of my cabinets have spilled back in.

[denbot]

Damn earthquakes..
:grr:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. Ha!

Mine are just the opposite!

How's Ali doing?

:hug:

[denbot]

2. She is doing a lot better.

She was a little miffed when I mentioned that the earthquake was going to be pretty strong. Being fairly immobile she would have preferred me keeping my play-by-play to myself.

[Midlodemocrat]

3. How bad was it?

ANd, soooooo glad about Ali!! I'm late to the party. I didn't realize she'd been hurt until today.

SOrry, my friend. Give her a big hug for me.

[denbot]

7. She appreciates the hug Midlo

She is already sick and tired of being injured and especially somewhat immobile. We are trying to attend to her needs as they arise.
BTW, a walker beats the crap out of crutches.

[KitchenWitch]

8. I agree about the walker

I have both a walker and crutches from when I had my hip replaced. The walker was much easier to maneuver, although one takes a hit with the pride thing.

[denbot]

9. When I suggested it she said she hoped a walker would be 30 more years down the road.

I'm trying to talk her in to going to Ralphs and check out one of those rascals parked by the door.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

4. Oh, that's too funny!

I'm glad she's a lot better...

:hug:

[marzipanni]

5. You ran the movie backwards?

Or Newton's Third Law of Motion? I'd rather have a bunch of small to medium ones rather than a big one!

[denbot]

6. I was a Geo major, and recognized the P-waves (compression waves)

If you can feel the P waves either the quake is very strong, or you are on top of it. No matter what you are going to get a good shaking.