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montrael waz just hit by a quake of 4.5
I heard rumbling getting louder and louder, followed by an explosive noise as my house shook for 5 loooong seconds.
At first i thought it was a plane that went down and crashed, but then i heard rumbling AFTERWARDS getting quieter and quieter so i knew that that must be after-effects and it was an earthquake. i never felt an earthquake as much as i did last night. it was extremely freaky. my wife was shaking like a leaf, she was so scared.
You’re ok, you’re safe (you’re posting, after all). B”H for that. Must have been very frightening.
best aunt -“montrael”
Never heard of this city. It’s either Montreal or Mont R`eal.
oomis- it WAS frightening. even though i just finished mesechta brochos, i only remembered about making a brocho on an earthquake as i awoke the next morn. 🙁 B”H we are all ok and there was no reports of damage or injuries.
b’suros tovos
Reminds me of when we had the earthquake in NJ a few months ago.
I was at work and i was out of habbit shaking my leg. Then my computer monitor started shaking so i thought i was shaking my leg a bit too violently and stopped…but was confused when the monitor did not stop shaking lol.
Y’know, I don’t even know waht to do if that ever happened. I better check what is the best thing to do in case a real bad earthquake occurs…let’s see….
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…ok, just googled it.
says to “drop, cover, and hold on”
If there is no table or desk near you, do not try to run to another room to get under a table. Instead, stay where you are, cover your face and head with your arms, and crouch in an inside corner of the room.
I was in a 5.5 Earthquake once in California. I didnt feel a thing and when I heard about it on the news, I was upset that I missed it
okay trivia question time:
what is the proper brochah to recite for an earthquake?
first one to answer gets a free post 😉
mishneh berura says to say oseh maaseh berishis or if you want shekocho begevuroso molei olam
Folks! we have a winner!
l’chaim tzaddiq. l’chaim!
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