I tend to be skeptical about things that I don't experience firsthand. As it turns-out, this election day has shaken the very ground I stand on.
Literally.
At 12:53ish this morning, I slipped from sleepiness to consciousness when my mosquito net's frame tapped lightly against the wall. After that, there were two taps on the bed, followed by a soft bump which caused my headboard to hit the wall.
The tremor (or "temblor") has not been recorded by the USGS, but I believe in it all the same.
As for the earth-shaking events happening halfway around the world, I believe in those, too.
Karibu sana
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