Hi All,

I thought I'd say something before folks start thinking we all gave up and went elsewhere for good. LOL

I brouched this question on another newsgroup, but I thought I'd throw it out here and see if any of you have an opinion, be it a learned one, or just observational. For the past four weeks we have had quite a number of off shore earthquakes along California. While most of these places do have earthquakes from time to time, they don't usually have them all at once. So in that to me it seems odd. The San Diego quake could seem odd as well as they don't have regular 5.0's in that area. It makes me wonder if the coast of CA is moving along because the rest of CA is locked up tight.

Now I'll depart to the road less traveled when I convey this next tid bit. This morning just before I hit the alarm clock for the last time I saw something either via a vision or a dream, but it was very clear. I saw the USGS map with a red 5 square at Mammoth and a 6 red square s/w of there n/w of Keene I believe. I know I've read other reports of people having the same kind of experience, so it is not unique to me, but I cannot recall what the outcome was of their experiences. Guess we've got to wait and see. Darn.

Last but surely not least, yours truly is moving north again, but not very far north. The condo I reside in has been sold and thus I spent the past five weeks looking to rent a single family home and finally met with success. This lovely little unloved beauty sits in Santa Rosa, right on top of the Rodgers Creek Fault. Oh Joy! I hope this presents lots of Wahoo events to come. When the landlord showed me the detached garage with a significant crack going down the middle, I smiled and said, "I see the Rodgers Creek Fault is tearing your garage apart." He looked oddly at me and then I explained my hobby.

Of course the water heater was not strapped, but the man agreed to do it just for me. How nice.

So I hope this post breaks the ice and the rest of you have something to say about one of the three aforementioned topics.

Petra