What !!! On a kitchen chair ? Surely she would be sitting on a nice soft cushion on the floor !!!
If she were sitting on a chair like that, and got too deeply into a meditative trance, she might just slide off the chair on to the floor, which would really mess up the experience. I hope she will explain soon. Could she have been painting her toe-nails ?
Well... I was just sitting like I usually do when an earthquake happened and I managed to miss the whole dang thing as usual. I was in the same room and everyone else was freaking out. We were even talking together and I still missed it. I wasn't doing yoga or meditation. At least the chair could have shook but nooo. That makes me mad
I'm so unaware of my surroundings that I can't even feel an earthquake? Whatever 
And well Ohio gets earthquakes pretty often and most places do along fault lines. I checked it out once online. California gets more pronounced ones but we get ones big enough to feel also. Ohioans can feel one that originates from another state.Even though I experienced one big enough to watch every dish in my cubboards rattle another time, I didn't feel that one either. I don't know if I should feel deprived or blessed.Well... I was just sitting like I usually do when an earthquake happened and I managed to miss the whole dang thing as usual. I was in the same room and everyone else was freaking out. We were even talking together and I still missed it. I wasn't doing yoga or meditation. At least the chair could have shook but nooo. That makes me mad
Jeff if you are referring to ZEROPILOT. He is south of me, so other than some rain. He also should be ok.
I have some gruesome videos of my hedgehog eating snails and slugs. It rolls them first - maybe to make them shrink back to a more manageable size. It's good that there's still natural food about for them but they can get things like lungworm from them.
There were people form the USA who travelled across the pond for the hunt, all hoping to catch a sight of it but apart from some unexplained sounds on the sonar they all left disappointed.I saw something about the Loch Ness dinosaur today on the news. Why is it so hard for people to believe it exists when so many people have seen and reported it? It's just another elusive critter if s/he does.
I have a leopard tortoise who adopted me 9 years ago. He was found in a field so I've no idea how old he actually is - probably between 12 and 15. He lives in a converted unused bathroom with access to the garden at all times (when its warm)
Even the 'small' cars in the UK have become a third bigger than they were. I was going to change my 2007 Ford Fiesta for a new one but it was almost 3 feet longer and about a foot or so wider, so because parking is tight in my street I didn't bother. Ford aren't making Fiestas anymore now. I may go for a VW 'Up' city car - which is quite compact, but at the moment my 16 year old car is still running OK so I'm not in a hurry.
I just saw it on the news Ray, looks horrific. I hope you, Rose and Opo say safe - and dry! I've been worrying about my nephew who is on a ship in the Gulf of Mexico. Thinking and hoping all Florida members will be OK. Anyone heard from Ed (ZEROPILOT)?
My nephew in Ca recently experienced his first earthquake since moving there a few months ago - a bit scary but no damage.And well Ohio gets earthquakes pretty often and most places do along fault lines. I checked it out once online. California gets more pronounced ones but we get ones big enough to feel also. Ohioans can feel one that originates from another state.Even though I experienced one big enough to watch every dish in my cubboards rattle another time, I didn't feel that one either. I don't know if I should feel deprived or blessed.
Glad you're all Ok RayLooks like the outer bands of hurricane Idalia will miss us. We had a hard windy downpour from a outer band around 5pm for a hr. We might get some rain in the morning. I feel sorry for people in the area where it will make landfall. That area is like a bowl. With the full moon, the incoming tide will be higher than usual. The storm surge will be devastating because of that area. I believe that area is only 4' above sea-level. With storm surge in the excess of 12'. It probably won't be a good outcome.
You answered my question about Ed too Ray, so thanks for that.
