Shaken, not stirred

Well I'm not sure, but I think this makes me an official Californian now. I have been through two earthquakes. "Been through" is really an overstatement. The first one I thought was just someone wrecking into the building, made more noise than shaking. This latest one was bigger, and actually shook the building. Much cheering and rejoicing ensued, as the Delaware apartments survived intact. The latest was a 4.2 which we all felt and then followed by a 3.4, 2.8, 1.8. I think it is moving along a fault line. The information is available from the U.S. Geological survey. They have real time earthquake maps, you can visit here: USGS Earthquake Map SF
Sarah and I were watching an episode of Alias, which always ends with a cliff hanger so don't watch it unless you have the next DVD, and I seriously debated on if we should get up and move to a doorway. Then it stopped, so we finished watching the episode while everyone else celebrated. We're sooo not from around here. Anyways things are well here.