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[artemisofluna]

My beautiful cathedral. That makes me want to sob. Of course, worse is the death toll and the trapped people and the horrible injuries and devastation and and and. I was just watching through the city this morning on my way to my first day of placement thinking "wow, so much scaffolding. This poor city." But you know what? The scaffolding was

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[chimbleysweep]

I am very very very glad that you are whole and safe.

[artemisofluna]

Thank you, Darling.

[halfbloodme]

Holy Hannah! *hugs you tighter than tight.* Okay they world can stop this now. It can stop right now.

[artemisofluna]

I totally agree. *hugs tightly right back*

[halfbloodme]

I am just so glad you're safe. Ugh seriously, it can't keep happening.

[anomalous_data]

Oh God, honey, I'm so glad you and everyone are okay. When I woke up to the news, I seriously freaked out at the thought that you guys were hurt.

*hugs you and never lets go*

[artemisofluna]

It's so horrible *big hugs* <3

[hysteria74]

Dude! Heard it on the news and *instantly* thought of you. Glad we have LJ to know your ok. Still it must have been terrifying. I still remember the mild quake I experienced in Chile, when my granma's house shook. Lucily it was made of concreate that survived and it had no glass windows (just plastic) I seem to remember running to the doorway and standing still. Something in my brain remembered that the best place to stand in a building in an earthquake, is either under a desk or in the doorway of the front door. *still* makes me quesy now. ::huge hugs::

[artemisofluna]

*big hugs back* It's just so awful and the shaking just won't stop. It's nearly continuous.

[artemisofluna]

Me too! <3 right back at you!

[artemisofluna]

It means a lot, lovely!