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Watch out for earthquakes
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rushthatspeaks, because it's an autumn-bright afternoon in Harvard Square and I love them.
Rush's phone: *rings*
No one picks up; I keep on walking down Mass. Ave.
My phone: *rings*
Rush-That-Speaks: Sorry, I missed your call because of the earthquake.
rushthatspeaks, because it's an autumn-bright afternoon in Harvard Square and I love them.Rush's phone: *rings*
No one picks up; I keep on walking down Mass. Ave.
My phone: *rings*
Rush-That-Speaks: Sorry, I missed your call because of the earthquake.
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As far as I know, everybody's fine. Perceptions seem to have been wildly varied, even within a city. In Cambridge, I didn't feel the quake at all. In downtown Boston, a friend of my mother's was evacuated from her building. I have no idea what it would have been like in Lexington. Possibly nothing.