Too many earthquakes.. freaking the kids out

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  • sharlan
    Daycare.com Member
    • May 2011
    • 6067

    #16
    Originally posted by mema
    I think that is like an hour and a half from where I'll be. Shouldn't feel them then. I can deal with floods, tornadoes, snow storms, and ice storms, but I think I would freak in an earthquake
    For the most part, earthquakes are short, quick, and over with in a few seconds. CA has a lot of earthquakes everyday that nobody feels. Rarely do we have any damage. It's not like the midwest where whole towns are destroyed by tornados or the gulf areas that have hurricanes that destroy large areas at a time.

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    • Michelle
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 1932

      #17
      Originally posted by sharlan
      For the most part, earthquakes are short, quick, and over with in a few seconds. CA has a lot of earthquakes everyday that nobody feels. Rarely do we have any damage. It's not like the midwest where whole towns are destroyed by tornados or the gulf areas that have hurricanes that destroy large areas at a time.
      Were you here for the Northridge Quake?

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      • Michael
        Founder & Owner-Daycare.com
        • Aug 2007
        • 7948

        #18
        Originally posted by Michelle
        Were you here for the Northridge Quake?
        Yes, I watched the lights in Los Angeles go dark.

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        • sharlan
          Daycare.com Member
          • May 2011
          • 6067

          #19
          Originally posted by Michelle
          Were you here for the Northridge Quake?
          Yes, (born and raised in SoCal) but earthquakes don't stress me out. I don't stress or get upset so my kids follow along with my attitude.

          My bed slid across the floor with me in it during the Sylmar earthquake.

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