I remember my first earthquake. It only rated 1.5 on the Richter scale; and I thought it was a clump of snow, falling off the roof!

I slept through it. It would have been interesting.

I grew up in Los Angeles. I slept through most of them. The exception was the Northridge quake. That one had me bouncing about 6 inches off the mattress.

Now I live in the Pacific Northwest. Very prone to earthquakes here too, as the entire area is volcanic. However, they don't happen as often as they did in Los Angeles. Actuall,y I have yet to feel one up here, but I have only been here about 8 years now.

I can see it being sort of fun, as long as it's not like Alaska's latest one !

In Seattle years ago a tremor woke my wife (I was out of town of course). She called 911 and told the operator 'I think someone just drove into the side of my house'.

The operator said 'We just had an earthquake. Could that be it?'.

My wife's response was 'Thank god'.

The operator said she'd never gotten quite that reaction during an earthquake 911 call before. ?

Love it when I wake up to a dream that is actually happening for real, everytime I wake to someone rocking my bed they're not there

I live in Atlanta too, didn't notice a thing...

Was in a five up by lake Erie back in 1985. Just strange ?

Ugh! I prefer my ground to quietly lay there, thankyuvurrymuch.

Be safe! Glad it was apparently positive, though.

This must be the EndTimes! (eyeroll)

Good for you and great attitude about impending death. ?

Never experienced an earthquake until I lived in Palm Springs for a year. Had my fill of them then.

Be safe! If you need anything, let us know.

That awkward moment when an earthquake brings excitement!

I've experienced a couple of them before. They're no fun in the middle of the night, cause you always have to be on your toes for the aftershocks.

A 4.4 according to early reports, felt in GA and TN.