Re: [californiadisasters] Re: New member

Kylie,

There's plenty of geology where you are at. Pick up a copy of  "Roadside Geology of Florida." You'll be amazed at what lies within your state. When I was taking Marine Biology at FSU, one summer, someone found a preserved sea turtle in the limestone bedding in norther Florida. What a find that was! 

And as a former professor, I encourage you to continue your education. The world will unfold before you, as the more you understand, the more your horizons broaden.

Best wishes,

Lin

On Thu, Jul 8, 2010 at 8:14 AM, Kylie Mckee <kyliemckee73@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I'm right there with you! I live in Florida and I am dying to move to southern California(L.A./Inland Empire region). I can't deal with it anymore! I really want to feel earthquakes. Earthquakes never happen in Florida and I even have a hard time actually finding some rocks. It's all sand and seashell fragments! I'm 20 years old and I haven't been to college, but I am seeing somebody who teaches Qigong and it's helpful. I also wish you the best luck in getting to where you want to be!

Kylie

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