^ Been hearing there has been a fair few aftershocks.
A few? We've had over 600 since the first one over 2 weeks ago
You kinda get used to them, but at the same time, you don't. I'll never forget the brief moment of fear as I was running for the door frame wondering how much of my house would be left by the time the shaking would stop or if the second story I sleep in would collapse. Then there was the sitting in pitch black while a series of aftershocks hit immediatly after the first and wondering what was going to happen next (it was my first earthquake). Fortunately, my house survived with no damage at all, as did the majority of my street.
Things are calming down now though, it seems. We're having days where we may only have 2 or 3 noticeable aftershocks, compared to the first week or so when we had 2 or 3 an hour :|
It makes me happy that I live where I do. As mentioned, Christchurch's earthquake was pretty simillar to Haiti's, yet after 3 or 4 days the citys services were all back up and running again (they were technically up and running for most by the end of the first day but they couldn't be sure the water was safe) - Haiti on the other hand still hasn't really finished the cleanup phase.