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It’s Sunday, so it’s going to be pretty easy today. We know it’s the weekend, but here is a skill that can always use some practice…..yes, you guessed it from the title.
Today’s task is all about practicing for earthquakes.
As you read this message, look around you and figure out how you could duck under something study and hold on until the walls stopped shaking.
Remember, in a subduction zone earthquake like we will likely have here in the Pacific NW, the walls could shake for several minutes. The biggest risk to your life, during violent shaking, are the things that fall off walls, glass that shatters and other items that turn into projectiles.
THIS TASK WILL BE WORTH 3 POINTS
You will earn 1 point for ducking and covering. Another point for identifying at least one other location in the room you are in for a coworker or family member to duck. And a 3rd point if you submit a picture from your ducking experience. As in previous tasks, you need not show your face, but we should be able to tell from the perspective that this picture is from under something.
Remember, if you are receiving this via email, go to www.30days30ways.com to submit your answers.