I must have slept through this morning's shaker, but I live 150 miles up the coast so it may not have been noticeable here.
I grew up in California so earthquakes were always a part of life, you didn't spend a lot of time worrying about them and always joked about "The Big One" that's supposed to hit us "someday".
If you're smart you have 5-10 gallons of drinking water stored away along with some food and a way to cook, a gun and some ammunition, a bug-out bag with some cash, first aid kit etc.
I live in a low area one block from the ocean so my plan for a big one is grab the bug-out bag and head uphill.
I remember the Loma Prieta quake of 89, the World Series was going on at the time, you could tell who in the crowd were Californians and who weren't pretty easily.
The Californians were the ones standing up and riding the movement like a surfboard whooping and hollering the whole time.
The out-of-staters were the ones with the death-grip on their seats and the terrified look on their faces screaming like a bunch of little girls.
