> IMHO it will be worth it.

> AlfaMS schrieb:
>

>> IMHO it will be worth it.

>
> ..And it was for me: Matt Green played Randy Crawford's "One Day I'll
> Fly Away" for me. With that song I have a few very special links in my
> memory. Many thanks to MG for playing it at such short notice. Much
> appreciated here.

> IMHO it will be worth it.
> :-)

> AlfaMS wrote:

>> IMHO it will be worth it.
>> :-)

>
> It was bit late for me, RJosef. I was fast asleep by that time.

> "Enzo Matrix" hotmail.com> wrote:
>

>> AlfaMS wrote:

>>> IMHO it will be worth it.
>>> :-)

>>
>> It was bit late for me, RJosef. I was fast asleep by that time.

>
> Are you a heavy sleeper?

> Earthquakes wake me up.

> Enzo Matrix schrieb:
>

>> Earthquakes wake me up.

>
> ..Actually - I once woke up to one happening here about twenty years
> ago. But that is a once in a life-time experience in our parts of the
> world..

> AlfaMS wrote:

>> Enzo Matrix schrieb:
>>

>>> Earthquakes wake me up.

>>
>> ..Actually - I once woke up to one happening here about twenty years
>> ago. But that is a once in a life-time experience in our parts of the
>> world..

>
> On the 27th February this year, there was an earthquake in the UK.
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/7266136.stm
>
> Foamie started a thread about it in Funnytown. I wrote:
>
> "It woke me up. The odd thing was, however, that I woke up a good two
> minutes before the tremor itself. I just got the feeling that something
> was not quite right. Then the house started singing to me. The walls were ...

> "It woke me up. The odd thing was, however, that I woke up a good two
> minutes before the tremor itself. I just got the feeling that something was
> not quite right. Then the house started singing to me. The walls were
> vibrating and the glass in the window frames was buzzing. This happened for
> about thirty seconds whereupon there was a loud rumble and everything
> settled down. At first I was convinced that I dreamed it but then both sets
> of neighbours stepped outside their houses and wandered around for a bit.
> The odd thing was that there were no car alarms set off. I checked round at
> first light this morning but there doesn't appear to have been any
> structural damage to the house."