Posted: 8/24/2014 6:31:44 AM EDT
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Just got threw to my parents in south westish Napa
Most thing in there home are on the floor .. cupboards dumped Furniture moved all over the place My dad was trapped in bed by the amah when it fell on him. Pool water was tossed out so hard it splashed on their back door (wood floor house)10" of water gone Garage door is buckled in half Power is out |
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I'm about 50 miles SSE of the epicenter. Livermore valley. No damage here. It woke me up. Didn't wake the dog. It seemed like a relatively mild but long shake here. More like a lateral twisting motion. Felt like my house was rotating. Local news maps showed the range of the damage, it was somewhat localized to the epicenter. |
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Just got threw to my parents in south westish Napa Most thing in there home are on the floor .. cupboards dumped Furniture moved all over the place My dad was trapped in bed by the amah when it fell on him. Pool water was tossed out so hard it splashed on their back door (wood floor house)10" of water gone Garage door is buckled in half Power is out I think you meant armoire although the vision of a panicky Amah is amusing, too. a·mah also a·ma (äm, ämä) n. A housemaid, especially a wet nurse, in India and the Far East. [Portuguese ama, nurse, from Medieval Latin amma, mother.] ar·moire (ärm-wär, ärm wär) n. A large, often ornate cabinet or wardrobe. [French armoire, from Old French armaire, from Latin arm rium, chest, from arma, tools ... |
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I think you meant armoire although the vision of a panicky Amah is amusing, too. a·mah also a·ma (äm, ämä) n. A housemaid, especially a wet nurse, in India and the Far East. [Portuguese ama, nurse, from Medieval Latin amma, mother.] ar·moire (ärm-wär, ärm wär) n. A large, often ornate cabinet or wardrobe. [French armoire, from Old French armaire, from Latin arm rium, chest, from arma, tools ... Quoted:
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Just got threw to my parents in south westish Napa Most thing in there home are on the floor .. cupboards dumped Furniture moved all over the place My dad was trapped in bed by the amah when it fell on him. Pool water was tossed out so hard it splashed on their back door (wood floor house)10" of water gone Garage door is buckled in half Power is out I think you meant armoire although the vision of a panicky Amah is amusing, too. a·mah also a·ma (äm, ämä) n. A housemaid, especially a wet nurse, in India and the Far East. [Portuguese ama, nurse, from Medieval Latin amma, mother.] ar·moire (ärm-wär, ärm wär) n. A large, often ornate cabinet or wardrobe. [French armoire, from Old French armaire, from Latin arm rium, chest, from arma, tools ... That’s funny …. Yeah the cabinet thing |
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Just got threw to my parents in south westish Napa Most thing in there home are on the floor .. cupboards dumped Furniture moved all over the place My dad was trapped in bed by the amah when it fell on him. Pool water was tossed out so hard it splashed on their back door (wood floor house)10" of water gone Garage door is buckled in half Power is out I think you meant armoire although the vision of a panicky Amah is amusing, too. a·mah also a·ma (äm, ämä) n. A housemaid, especially a wet nurse, in India and the Far East. [Portuguese ama, nurse, from Medieval Latin amma, mother.] ar·moire (ärm-wär, ärm wär) n. A large, often ornate cabinet or wardrobe. [French armoire, from Old French armaire, from Latin arm rium, chest, from arma, tools ... That’s funny …. Yeah the cabinet thing All kidding aside, hope he is doing ok. |