dglvr

I just talked to my mom in Yuma Az and they were driving and
couldn't figure out why their truck was acting funny.
They didn't figure it out til they got to where they were going and everyone was talking about how everything in there house was shaking. Scaaaaarry :shock:

TanyaMas

i guess im oblivious... im about 30 minutes (a little over an hour southeast of Tucson) from the border of Mexico and didnt feel a thing lol

Jim's Gem

We didn't feel it up here in Ventura County. Our families in Orange County felt it though!

amma

I heard about it on the radio, I am glad that you are ok

Darlene loves Chocolates

my daughter called me tonight, but I was resting and did not answer the phone....now I know why she called, she is in So Cal.

She is fine.

You just never know what can occur...from now on, I will always answer the phone.

amandasgramma

Not unusual for some to feel it and others not. We lived on Oregon coast in 1980, about 250 miles from Mt. St. Helens. My SIL lived in Salem, about 156 miles from the mountain. When it blew, we felt it and they didn't in Salem!!!!

Pats8e8

It rolled forever. I told DH it could stop because it was making me sick to my stomach.(I tend to get sea sick too). You know, they don't usually bother us out here, we are used to them. We call the good ones an E ride at Disneyland. Any of you old enough to remember the D & E rides?? ;)

JanetM

I'm old enough and this quake was definately an E ticket :!:

Margie

Praise God you are all ok. Blessings

Margie

bodie358

Ive been through them all - Sylmar, Northridge, Whittier (when I actually lived in Whittier). This one was the longest I can recall.