Well, that was effed up

[beanside]

With all due respect to my California peeps...Aaaaaaaah! *kermitflail*

Baltimore has hurricaines, tornadoes. It does not bounce. My office building (in which I am on the top floor) was not meant to minimize the effects. That's all I'm saying.

*deep breath* Anyhow. Safe & sound, just bounced a bit.

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[linderhill.livejournal.com]

I was at work in downtown DC and I thought it was something from the construction site across the street from my agency. Freaky! My challenge coins fell down and a couple of boxes fell. a few years ago I lived about 35 miles from there. Of course being the DC area, mass panic was everywhere and Metro was a mess. Took me 3 hours to get home when they closed us down.

[beanside.livejournal.com]

*nod* Yeah, I have friends who work down there, and they had a bitch of a time getting home. *nod*

The funniest part was that Jess was driving home, and got my text saying "I'm okay, you okay?" and was like 'whaaa?' She didn't feel a thing. I'm envious.

[linderhill.livejournal.com]

My mother up in PA didn't feel anything either while she was driving. On the other hand, my sister and nephew in NJ did. My sister that lives near my mom in PA felt it too. The consensus is that anyone driving "missed" out on the thrill.

Glad you guys are okay!