Mike Gordon on sun 13 apr 03
Hi,
I think a clarification is in order here. I read that there was an
earthquake in Wash. State. True or false???? I have friends in Seattle,
should I start e-mailing or what? Mike Gordon
Karen Sullivan on sun 13 apr 03
Gail,
I am glad you surfaced so quickly,
so we know you are okay...
Lawrence, are you there? are you okay?
The surprising thing about earthquakes that
was a surprise to me is the sound...kinda
like sonic booms, at least for the quakes
I have lived through.
I remember a comment someone made about the
San Francisco quake, that they tried to
jump under their bed for safety, and realized
later they slept on a futon...
Also, I remember a meeting, and a group
of dorm students were discussing the event,
and one student asked if there were some way
to have an alarm system as a warning.
The group, in mass...stared with jaws dropped and
in unison clamored that "gee, I think you will
know when it happens."
Humbling to go through...
take care, and enjoy the surprise of the
aftershocks, kinda an "E" ticket ride...
bamboo karen
on 2/28/01 2:55 PM, Gayle Bair at gaylebair@BAINBRIDGE.NET wrote:
> I just wanted to let everyone know
> that this morning I felt like I was
> surfing while standing inside my house.
> It was quite a ride!
> We didn't lose anything.
> My shelf of items to be bisqued didn't even
> fall over! Hooray!
>
> Only a few items in the house fell over.
> Fortunately I had anchored most of my
> valuable pottery etc. with museum putty.
> Structurally our house looks fine.
>
> My husband's building in Seattle appears
> to have some damage. The news is showing a
> lot of minor structural damage.
>
> The damage could have been quite severe.
> Apparently the depth of it (30 miles deep)
> lessened the effect.
>
> I'm glad I wasn't firing the kiln at that time!
> That could have been interesting!
>
> Whew!
>
> Gayle Bair- Bainbridge Island WA
>
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claybair on sun 13 apr 03
Karen,
That was weird..... my posting was only 2 years old.
Are we in a time warp???? :-)
Gayle Bair
Bainbridge Island, WA
http://claybair.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of Karen
Sullivan
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 7:34 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: Washington Earthquake and Gail
Gail,
I am glad you surfaced so quickly,
so we know you are okay...
Lawrence, are you there? are you okay?
The surprising thing about earthquakes that
was a surprise to me is the sound...kinda
like sonic booms, at least for the quakes
I have lived through.
I remember a comment someone made about the
San Francisco quake, that they tried to
jump under their bed for safety, and realized
later they slept on a futon...
Also, I remember a meeting, and a group
of dorm students were discussing the event,
and one student asked if there were some way
to have an alarm system as a warning.
The group, in mass...stared with jaws dropped and
in unison clamored that "gee, I think you will
know when it happens."
Humbling to go through...
take care, and enjoy the surprise of the
aftershocks, kinda an "E" ticket ride...
bamboo karen
on 2/28/01 2:55 PM, Gayle Bair at gaylebair@BAINBRIDGE.NET wrote:
> I just wanted to let everyone know
> that this morning I felt like I was
> surfing while standing inside my house.
> It was quite a ride!
> We didn't lose anything.
> My shelf of items to be bisqued didn't even
> fall over! Hooray!
>
> Only a few items in the house fell over.
> Fortunately I had anchored most of my
> valuable pottery etc. with museum putty.
> Structurally our house looks fine.
>
> My husband's building in Seattle appears
> to have some damage. The news is showing a
> lot of minor structural damage.
>
> The damage could have been quite severe.
> Apparently the depth of it (30 miles deep)
> lessened the effect.
>
> I'm glad I wasn't firing the kiln at that time!
> That could have been interesting!
>
> Whew!
>
> Gayle Bair- Bainbridge Island WA
>
>
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Ditmar on sun 13 apr 03
Just curious.......why a response now for a post over 2 years old ?????
Ditmar
----- Original Message -----
From: "Karen Sullivan"
To:
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 4:34 AM
Subject: Re: Washington Earthquake and Gail
> Gail,
> I am glad you surfaced so quickly,
> so we know you are okay...
> Lawrence, are you there? are you okay?
>
> The surprising thing about earthquakes that
> was a surprise to me is the sound...kinda
> like sonic booms, at least for the quakes
> I have lived through.
>
> I remember a comment someone made about the
> San Francisco quake, that they tried to
> jump under their bed for safety, and realized
> later they slept on a futon...
> Also, I remember a meeting, and a group
> of dorm students were discussing the event,
> and one student asked if there were some way
> to have an alarm system as a warning.
> The group, in mass...stared with jaws dropped and
> in unison clamored that "gee, I think you will
> know when it happens."
> Humbling to go through...
> take care, and enjoy the surprise of the
> aftershocks, kinda an "E" ticket ride...
> bamboo karen
>
> on 2/28/01 2:55 PM, Gayle Bair at gaylebair@BAINBRIDGE.NET wrote:
>
> > I just wanted to let everyone know
> > that this morning I felt like I was
> > surfing while standing inside my house.
> > It was quite a ride!
> > We didn't lose anything.
> > My shelf of items to be bisqued didn't even
> > fall over! Hooray!
> >
> > Only a few items in the house fell over.
> > Fortunately I had anchored most of my
> > valuable pottery etc. with museum putty.
> > Structurally our house looks fine.
> >
> > My husband's building in Seattle appears
> > to have some damage. The news is showing a
> > lot of minor structural damage.
> >
> > The damage could have been quite severe.
> > Apparently the depth of it (30 miles deep)
> > lessened the effect.
> >
> > I'm glad I wasn't firing the kiln at that time!
> > That could have been interesting!
> >
> > Whew!
> >
> > Gayle Bair- Bainbridge Island WA
> >
> >
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POTTERY on sun 13 apr 03
Maybe a prediction of one to come.......hm.......hope not!
Sandy Cryer
----- Original Message -----
From: "claybair"
To:
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 10:39 AM
Subject: Re: Washington Earthquake and Gail
> Karen,
>
> That was weird..... my posting was only 2 years old.
> Are we in a time warp???? :-)
>
> Gayle Bair
> Bainbridge Island, WA
> http://claybair.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG]On Behalf Of Karen
> Sullivan
> Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 7:34 AM
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Subject: Re: Washington Earthquake and Gail
>
>
> Gail,
> I am glad you surfaced so quickly,
> so we know you are okay...
> Lawrence, are you there? are you okay?
>
> The surprising thing about earthquakes that
> was a surprise to me is the sound...kinda
> like sonic booms, at least for the quakes
> I have lived through.
>
> I remember a comment someone made about the
> San Francisco quake, that they tried to
> jump under their bed for safety, and realized
> later they slept on a futon...
> Also, I remember a meeting, and a group
> of dorm students were discussing the event,
> and one student asked if there were some way
> to have an alarm system as a warning.
> The group, in mass...stared with jaws dropped and
> in unison clamored that "gee, I think you will
> know when it happens."
> Humbling to go through...
> take care, and enjoy the surprise of the
> aftershocks, kinda an "E" ticket ride...
> bamboo karen
>
> on 2/28/01 2:55 PM, Gayle Bair at gaylebair@BAINBRIDGE.NET wrote:
>
> > I just wanted to let everyone know
> > that this morning I felt like I was
> > surfing while standing inside my house.
> > It was quite a ride!
> > We didn't lose anything.
> > My shelf of items to be bisqued didn't even
> > fall over! Hooray!
> >
> > Only a few items in the house fell over.
> > Fortunately I had anchored most of my
> > valuable pottery etc. with museum putty.
> > Structurally our house looks fine.
> >
> > My husband's building in Seattle appears
> > to have some damage. The news is showing a
> > lot of minor structural damage.
> >
> > The damage could have been quite severe.
> > Apparently the depth of it (30 miles deep)
> > lessened the effect.
> >
> > I'm glad I wasn't firing the kiln at that time!
> > That could have been interesting!
> >
> > Whew!
> >
> > Gayle Bair- Bainbridge Island WA
> >
> >
>
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>
>
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Ababi on mon 14 apr 03
I understand what has happened. The writer looked in the file where he /she keeps the
old letter - some he intended to answer forgot the time and answered. It happened to
me too, at leat once!
Ababi
---------- Original Message ----------
>Karen,
>That was weird..... my posting was only 2 years old.
>Are we in a time warp???? :-)
>Gayle Bair
>Bainbridge Island, WA
>http://claybair.com
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