Your house, have everything you own and catches fire. (pets and other people are safe ) you have time to save only one item. What would it be?
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Save one item.
- Thread starter ElegantAura
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My family first, but since we are talking about an "item", It's hard to be on that position, but I would save a minute to analyze what's going on and not to do a stupid reaction, because saving a single item does't make anything any better.
It's easy to say it, but in reality, at that moment your instincts wins.
It's easy to say it, but in reality, at that moment your instincts wins.
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riseabovethis
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My car keys, I might need someplace to sleep/
Now, that's a very noteworthy thought!
Hopefully your homeowners insurance (if you own) would put you up in a hotel.
riseabovethis
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I don't know. I've never read it. I do have to make a list of things that aren't consider the usual. Books, records, collectibles, etc.
I think that's the best to save.........My portable hard-drive?????
If I had all of my family/kids' (hard-copy) pictures in one box, I'd take that; but, I don't.
photos...
I guess my wallet and car keys.
That happened to my grandpa. His old house burned down with him in it. He got out safely and had PTSD and nightmares from it for a while. Grandma says he keeps a hatchet underneath the bed so he can break out a window for a quick escape in case it were to happen again.
That happened to my grandpa. His old house burned down with him in it. He got out safely and had PTSD and nightmares from it for a while. Grandma says he keeps a hatchet underneath the bed so he can break out a window for a quick escape in case it were to happen again.
