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About Me
- Turning Japanese
- I was living in the lovely sea side town of Hikari in Japan. I had the most wonderful time over two years. I feel so lucky to have shared so many special times with friends and families. I am now home in Melbourne. I have gone back to work and enjoy teaching in a local primary school. I originally come from a small town 2 hours from Melbourne in Australia. One day love to be a travel photographer. I really don't want to stop travelling. Watchout world!
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Nope. I was probably having a coughing fit and didn't notice.
Hi... I live in Tokuyama and after it happened, I thought it was an earthquake... but then I thought it might've been the result of not getting enough sleep....
I felt it really strongly...it was awesome! my first one ever! (maybe i'm a little too excited about that...) I went home for my lunch break and when it happened my first thought was that people upstairs had dropped a big log or piano or something above me on the floor...and then realized I live on the second floor and no one lives above me. heh, heh...maybe i should've kept that thought to myself...
What was it on the richter scale?
Does anyone know?
Pete
Stubby... it was 2 on the Japanese scale. The Japanese scale exagerates the intensity so I would guess a number 1 on the Richter scale.
I felt it bigtime as I was at my school in Obatake near the sea(next to the oshima Bridge)the classroom shook and the kids screamed, one boy gt under the desk the pansy! ^_^
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