Time Summary:
0:32 Video Starts

0:46 Describes relationship to Santa Cruz, and moving from New York to "Earthquake Country"

1:37 Experiences the earthquake while stuck in the shower

2:19 Responds to environment of her apartment and pets after the initial quake

3:18 Goes outside after earthquake and see neighborhoods responding emotionally

3:38 Psychological effect of constant aftershocks

4:16 Context of pre-earthquake life, i.e. personal relationship

4:54 Mother's phone call was the only call to get through, describes call

5:27 Conditions after earthquake, including no services, living in tents

5:52 Exceptional nature of the experience, and how at the time common earthquake preparedness was not common knowledge

6:39 Community responds to disaster by coming together and sharing resources

7:55 Personal emotional reaction to the disastrous nature of the earthquake and how it related to other context

9:56 The biggest lessons the earthquake taught her

10:49 Earthquake’s impact on community and the cessation of services

11:36 Destruction of downtown Santa Cruz

12:30 Efforts to rebuild downtown

13:13 Earthquake and the postal service

14:34 The loss of the Cooper House

16:40 Information gathering after the earthquake
17:59 Context of loss and damage between San Francisco and Santa Cruz

19:19 Changes in personal life and behavior post-quake

20:40 Advice regarding earthquakes

21:05 Earthquakes and deciding where is “home”

22:01 Reflects on changes and telling the story thirty years later