I knew I wasn't crazy... ;)

[Dianna]

Well, at least most of the time I'm considered reasonably sane. I thought I felt my house trembling last night, but no one else felt it. My father-in-law just told me that we had a mild earthquake last night. Did anyone else feel it?

Dianna

[duboisa]

i am in elgin and about 10 or so? give or take 30minutes we were on our way back from charleston, we were in about oranageburg i think, i thought i felt something, but thought it was just me.

[Dianna]

Angie, it was later than that, I think, but my husband also said that he heard there were actually two quakes. You may have felt the first one, and I, the second.

By the way, my father-in-law's swimming pool is draining. We think the quake may have cracked the cement (the pool is at least 30 years old, and build by my father-in-law, who built Florida sea walls... it was made to last!). They're trying to find out where the crack is and maybe then they can determine whether it was related to the quake.

Dianna

[Momtoone]

I live in Pickens and didn't feel anything.

Back a couple of years ago my husband and I were in the kitchen/den combo. He was in the kitchen part and I was in the den. I felt the house move and he didn't. They might have been 6 feet between us. That was when the earthquake hit Alabama and down in there I think. That blew my mind that we were so close but he didn't feel anything. I really thought I was going crazy.:rolleyes2 I am really crazy. Patricia