OutfitPost#347

Around 5:30 in the morning I opened my eyes and at the same time repeatedly said earthquake about six times. There was an earthquake for a few seconds. I, the drama queen as I am, was running around my apartment like a headless chicken. Since my apartment is from 1800's and creek like a haunted house, it seemed to me that the earthquake was ten times as strong as it actually was. 

So, I texted my mother to tell her not to worry if she hears about the earthquake somehow. She called me back. She had an instinct that I got scared I guess. As I was on the phone with her, I went on google and typed in earthquake. Before I even finished typing, I saw the number "6.1" and told my mom that was how strong it was. So, the lovely lady that she is, she texted almost everyone in the family not to worry, and that I was fine. Within 5 minutes, I talked to all of my relatives on the phone, separate phone calls might I add. Turns out, that was the earthquake in Argentina, and the one we had was a 4.0. Have I mentioned I'm a bit of a drama queen?

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Sabah 5:30 gibi "deprem, deprem" diyerek gozlerimi actim. Sadece birkac saniye surdu. Fakat olaylari dramatize etmeyi seven ben evde kosusturdum, ne yaptigimi bilemeden. Cok eski bir apartmanda oturdugum icin catirdamalar sanki benim evimde 10 kat daha yogun hissedildi gibi geldi bana...

Ben de annem olur da boyle bir haber gorurse meraklanmasin diye mesaj attim ona iyiyim diye. Heralde panik oldugumu hissetti, aradi beni. Onla konusurken internete deprem yazmam bitmeden "6.1" sayisini gordum, anneme de soyledim. Canim o da kimse meraklanmasin diye aileye mesaj atmis iyi olduguma dair. Bes dakika icerisinde sulalemdeki herkesle telefonda konustum ayri ayri. Sonradan ogrendim ki, Arjantin'deki deprem 6.1mis, burdakiyse 4.0. Dramayi sevdigimi soylemis miydim?

Wearing a Smythe Blazer, Beymen Blender Tee, Isabel Marant Pants, Valentino Heels, F21 Necklace.

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