Hi Dennis,

Every morning as I'm putting on my makeup and doing my hair I watch the Momento Mori Seismo and this morning his paydirt in watching the Markleeville quakes roll through.

I have to say everytime this happens its almost as good as having an "earthquake of one's own" as when you see the seismograph start going and you know its not that far away, you sort of take a breath and wait to see if anythings going to start shaking......Then I saw the next one and I thought again...is it going to happen...Nothing. As they say, sometimes the anticipation is greater than the event. Today that's true.

It takes between two and ten minutes from observing a quake on this seismo before it shows up on the regional networks, so its a toss up from whence it comes, but after perhaps hundreds of hours of watching, its easy to tell the ones within a few hundred miles to thousands.

To Kewl In My Book...Pat