TEN MINUTES

I think I can’t live without any of my “stuff”, but if my house burnt down I probably would have no idea what I really had to miss.

i would go for my medicines, my dog, my nook and my photo album of my son. the rest can be replaced. take care,

I would take my kids, my cats and my ass out of there, everything else is just stuff.

You should put together a folder or personal lock box with all your important documentation–passport, will, banking information, copy of yoour driver license, school transcripts, etc. and any pieces of personal jewelry you value. Keep that in an easily accessible place, with your purse nearby. Then, if you only have 10 minutes to grab and go, you could spend 9 of them picking up incidentals that don’t matter, because it would only take a minute to grab what you truly need to re-establish yourself if a true disaster occurred.

my camera, several Holy books, my meds, special family photos, computer, my journals, personal documents such as passport, handbag, some warm clothing and a large bottle of water. Of course I’d make sure the cats were out of it too or I’d take them. I’ve thought about it often….best to plan just in case. One never knows. hugs P

I miss the family heirlooms the most, but I wouldn’t have been able to get them out of the house anyway. Having almost lost my son in my fire — human life is the only thing that is important!

I have to agree with you here. Love,

Definitely my son and my dogs.