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5 comments:
What is Lyric dressing up as?
Be sure and post her cute little pics if she gets to TorT tonight (didn't know since Jon is coming home)
P.S. Did you feel the earthquakes in Grand Prairie area last night? Totally weird... wonderful if it happened after midnight and it was on Halloween? Maybe some spiritual stuff going on too?? :)
i meant to say "wonder" if it happened after midnight....
nothing "wonderful" about it :) brain-fart typing! :)
The earthquakes were caused by the excessive drilling in the area...too much salt and mineral being removed. This is why we have seen such huge sink holes in the news (people have lost their entire homes).
They can't keep drilling and drilling and not expect consequences. This will continue to happen...it's just science!
:-)
that's not what the news said.... they said it couldn't have been from the drilling b/c it hasn't gone down that far... we have had earthquakes in the past, in the same areas, but it's been many years.... who knew?
it's possible it could be the drilling though... that was my 1st thought...
No, the news didn't say that, I read it on the US Geological Survey website.
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