We had a little seismic activity this early a.m. - as in 4:04 a.m. A little 4.4 quake with Pico Rivera as the epicenter.
There was no damage for me to photograph - not even skewed pictures on the walls - and nothing fell off anything either.
But I was having a very strange dream when it awakened me - I was in an airplane and we were falling down a very long curtain to the airport below.
We both woke up - I said, "Was that an earthquake?" Dad said, "It wasn't a truck rumbling through."
Afterward, I had an even stranger dream about Dad bringing Dromedaries - as in camels - into our back yard. Then Bill Card brought some peacocks.
Good thing I woke up!
There was no damage for me to photograph - not even skewed pictures on the walls - and nothing fell off anything either.
But I was having a very strange dream when it awakened me - I was in an airplane and we were falling down a very long curtain to the airport below.
We both woke up - I said, "Was that an earthquake?" Dad said, "It wasn't a truck rumbling through."
Afterward, I had an even stranger dream about Dad bringing Dromedaries - as in camels - into our back yard. Then Bill Card brought some peacocks.
Good thing I woke up!
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The earthquake was bookended by two strange dreams for me also.
Maybe there was shaking going on that we slept through too!
What did you guys eat last night to cause such awesome dreams? I can only imagine camels and peacocks in your backyard. They could live in the playhouse!
Well, it was the annual Ides of March extravaganza and some interesting food was brought to the festivities - and I did indulge in a bottle of cream soda - Verner's no less!! (and a hot fudge sundae!!)
We would never give you the misfortune of peacocks. They're terrible!
Well, in the dream he brought them in with covers on them - like automobile covers - and they were very large covers - on very large peacocks!!
I can't imagine camels being very hospitable either!
Isn't it weird how dreams somehow make their way into reality.
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