That's true. The quake was minor to begin with and the area is over 200 miles away. Add to that the fault runs in a north/south direction and I am a long way east of that. I did feel the one that happened around the D.C. area back in 2011, but again in this part of the world, at least, most of the lines run north/south and I am directly south of D.C. both physically and emotionally.My bro down there also didn't feel any shaking, etc. from the earthquake. Then again, NC is a big area. Those things are directional, in a sense. It may be that SC or other areas might have felt it, as well. Years ago when I was living in Cambridge, there was a minor one, and I heard that the effects were felt up into southern NH; but the western part of MA felt nothing.
That is your educational lesson for today. See, this remote learning gig is catching on.
The shark clearly got that building confused for a seal.
Funny, this was just trending.
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Me too!!
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This is a clever way to get more likes.
But seriously, I use an Android and my likes just take one click.
iPhone update. I don't use my phone to post or read posts here. The screen is to small and it gives me a headache trying to read it. So neither you nor I will be affected in that way. I do wonder what else doesn't work though.Haven't a clue what any of you are talking about. (I must not be one of the "in crowd" after all . . .
Next up ... cauliflower. Maybe 8 minutes or so.
Three weeks from today we have students in our building. Two weeks from tomorrow staff starts back. I'm excited and nervous at the same time.
