Would you feel anxious if your room got shaken regularly?

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Certainly. I was a nervous wreck in my old apartment just because the walls creaked when the temperature outside changed. Physical vibrations would have been even worse.

I've knit through earthquakes before

I think those are manageable because they're infrequent, though. I'd get a little bit more annoyed if passing cars shook my house.

I'm bouncing in my bed quite often; it's how I use my leftover energy.

So I'd think I'm quite tolerant to something like this.

My room was shaken by a quake once (A crappy UK quake), I thought it was awesome

4 years at university gave me plenty of experience in this area. Though I didn't feel anxious, I was thoroughly annoyed (largely due to the fact that the conductors would lay on the horn for minutes at a time despite the fact there was no intersection and the three tracks were fenced in so as to not allow the child or random drunk to stumble upon the tracks).