Local Writer Ignores Earthquake…
…saying, “There was an earthquake? Huh. Didn’t notice it. I was writing.”
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August 6th, 2008 at 3:21 pm
LMAO. I always laugh at how the local news people get freaked out when an earthquake happens, even when it’s small. Or when we get rain and suddenly it’s “STORM WATCH!” This time I was at the doctor’s office discussing the levels of my T4 hormones. We rode through it together, comforted by the fact that the building was new and therefore up to current codes.