I'm trying to figure out what I make of the two seismic zones west and east of where I am. They seem like they hardly act up, but there are earthquakes in Tennessee for sure. I observed over the last 30 days that the New Madrid Seismic Zone has produced more quakes than the Eastern Tennessee Seismic Zone. It looked like the ETSZ was generally more active, but the NMSZ has actually been more active most recently. I have been feeling pain mostly faint from Southern California and significant activity worldwide. The pain I feel from strong earthquake activity around the world here may be more acute than what I'm feeling from Southern CA on a small scale. It seems like it has a magnifying effect here the further away it is. Of course, something big nearby would cause much pain. It feels like my body is not used to the land here where I have been having problems with my foot and now my legs. It almost feels like my circulation was cut off from leaving a tectonic plate boundary and I'm a little frightened. I'm not sure what it is, but it feels like it is more than muscle strain. It feels vascular. I woke up a couple of times crying out this morning as I felt a terrible pain deep in my calf on each leg at different times. It was an intense pain and it felt like I had been stabbed in the back of my leg. I'm still not sure what that was about. I have felt some pain in my left side on and off today. My energy has also been very high from all the significant earthquake activity around the world.
7:41 P.M.(CDT)
I went on a walk about an hour ago. I have been feeling some more mild pain and discomfort in my side. There was a magnitude 3.1 in Southern California(Inland Empire) about an hour ago. There are still high levels of earthquake activity in the world.
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