Anyone feel the earthquake around 7 AM?

[LibraryLady2]

My brother up in Aubrey felt it.
It was the one in Pawnee, OKlahoma. News says it was felt as far north as North Dakota.
It was a 5.6

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/map/

[grouchy]

I was outside on the porch. Did not feel anything.

[GRANDPA]

A lot of my friends back home in Kansas posted on FB that they definitely felt it. The epicenter was about 70 miles away from where my parents live.

[BigTex]

Didn't feel anything. But if it happened at the same moment I farted, I wouldn't know.

[Kiamichi]

It didn't wake me up here in southeast Oklahoma but my sister in Tulsa said it was the strongest one she had ever experienced. I hear that the epicenter was about 30 miles northeast of Stillwater.

[LibraryLady2]

https://twitter.com/LastQuake/status/772052295370608640/photo/1

[Jim Jack]

I live in southern Wise County. I was eating breakfast and I could feel my chair shaking. After giving it some thought, decided to check Twitter and got a big surprise. And so goes my first earthquake.

[ann jusko]

I was awake and didn't feel anything. What surprised me when it was reported on the news is that I didn't feel a thing BUT the West explosion knocked pictures off the wall of neighbors' houses. Our pictures were still on the wall. It was pretty disconserting because I'd just come in from the coast and had stopped in West for kolaches on the way home. I got home about 15 minutes before it happened.

[jellowrestling]

I don't know what 7am looks like on a Saturday, but my wife didn't notice anything.