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An American woman's new life in El Salvador.
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- aighmeigh
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I got a call from my husband shortly after the first earthquake. I have not heard from him since. I'm a little worried, but thinking he was just really tired from not sleeping last night. So here I am up worrying. Ha!
This is troubling news though. I feel there might be some after effects that will create dangers. Mostly with constructions in buildings and bridges. Wouldn't want another 35W Bridge collapse like in MN a few years ago.
I hope you are well too! Your last post has me worried.
Howdy! I couldn't get online for quite some time but I've been going gangbusters since then with articles. Every time I think I'm finished writing about earthquakes, another one happens. We are up to 5 now.
I haven't been sleeping much either. Even though the shakes have been mild since the first one, it's still on my mind all the time....wondering what is next.
Thanks for asking!
I'm glad to know everything is ok. I spoke with mi familia about it and they said they felt it in El Salvador too. I'm glad you all made it unscathed!
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