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| Imagine that your house is on fire and you were only able to take one thing out of the house with you. What would that item be for you? This is something that I have thought about occasionally throughout my life because I know that fire is something that could happen to anyone's house. However, I never came up with a solid thought of it. One of the girls that I know through my playgroup just had a workmate's house catch on fire and her son chose to grab his XBox but now is looking for any game that someone can donate for him to play. This got me really curious about what the one item would be that you would grab if your house was on fire. When stating your item, assume that all people and animals were able to get out safely. | | | | | |
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1. saphrina (7511)
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3 years ago
| | Well, as the dogs are outside and i have three dores to choose from, i will definately grab my cellphone first. Unfortuantely i am one of those who,s whole damn life is on that phone. | | | | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | I do agree that my cell phone would be important. However, that would not have to be one of the things that I would really have to think about because of the fact that I keep it in my pocket unless I am asleep. | | | |
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2. Charm21 (1544)
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3 years ago
| | I think my beloved laptop,that's the only handy things to grab,you can run because its not heavy at all. Well it can be helpful to call for help inform your other family members about happened and your friends too.If your cellphone was also burned.I wonder if i can think of this honestly when fires suddenly caught our maybe my first though was just go save my life and go out of the house. | | | | | | |
Boyetski (481)
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3 years ago
| | Ihave the same thing in mind. I will maybe go for my laptop. All my work are in it. And I can continue my business with it. | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | On a similar note, the thing that I have in mind is my external hard drives. The reason that I would choose them is that they have all of my pictures that I've taken in the past eight years on them. | | | |
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3. Aaleexix (1010)
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3 years ago
| | I will grab my photo album where many memories of pas days and many pic of my relatives and friends are there. Some of them passes away. So pic from my school days are there. Memories of past is attach with those pic. I am not eager to loose those in any cost. So I will grab my memories of past with me. | | | | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | Pictures in whatever form are the same thing that I think about. I have mine all on my two external hard drives so those would be the thing that I would grab if our house was on fire. | | | |
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dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | The pictures are something that it truly irreplaceable so I can completely see why that would be the thing that you would choose to save from your house. | | | |
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| 5. clipox (43)
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3 years ago
| | as long as other people on our house were saved, i'm going to exert effort on carrying out my beloved pc..^^, that is if i can only carry one thing... otherwise, i'll break my window, trow all my dress outside, and others except my pc^^,.. | | | | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | In today's day and age, computers are definitely important to individuals so I can see why this would be the thing that you would want to save from your house if it was on fire. | | | |
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6. megamatt (7970)
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3 years ago
| | Really, it truly depends on where I am in the house when the fire starts. After all, going from one end of the house to another to grab something when a fire is happening just would not be a good idea. If I was in my room, I would make an honest attempt to grab my DVD player. I was thinking about saying computer but that would just be too much to grab in a situation. Elsewhere, I may grab any number of things. Perhaps photo albums would be another one depending on what part of the house I am in. That would be of course if I could get my wits about me long enough to grab something quickly before getting out of there. I do think that if there was really a fire, I would be more concerned about saving myself than I would be saving my belongs. It just seems like a situation where my own welfare would be the most important. Then again, it is difficult to say unless I am actually in that situation and I hope I never am. | | | | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | You are probably right in a certain sense. If our homes were to catch on fire we would be far more interested in saving ourselves than saving our things. | | | |
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7. JoyfulOne (5049)
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3 years ago
| | Having lived through my Dad's house getting hit by lightning and burning to the ground, I am answering this with the perspective I have from personal experience. When this happened, I was married and lived a few miles away. All his important paperwork was in one of those fireproof security boxes, and it was well worth the money spent on keeping stuff in there. As luck would have it, I had all the archives of family pictures, complete with ancestors photos, and stuff like that, at my house. Of all the items lost, this was the one thing that was most important that got saved from destruction. So, I would definitely say besides people and my animals, I'd grab those photo albums. As we found, almost anything and everything in a house can be replaced, but those precious family pictures are irreplaceable and roots of where we came from in our ancestery line. | | | | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | You are exactly right. Our "things" can be replaced but there are certain intangible types of objects that can't be saved. That is also one of the reasons that it is important to have a fire proof safe and also one of the reasons that it is important to make sure to keep a copy of your pictures and stuff at a friend or relative's house. | | | |
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| 8. benz87333angel (81)
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3 years ago
| | I live in an old farm house dating back to the 1800's and I always worry about a fire. It would go up quick in flames! So, a couple of years ago I thought about this and decided to make up a fire emergency bag. I thought about things that I would want to go with me if there ever was a fire in my house. The bag only holds a couple small things. That way it is not heavy and bulky when I am trying to carry it out of the house trying to escape the fire. In the bag I have put my very first stuffed animal from when I was born, a picture of my family and one of my boyfriend, a set of clothes, and the last thing I have put in is some valuable jewlery that has been pasted down through my family to me. If over the years something else could go in my fire bag I have still some room to put a couple more things. This way I don't have to battle with myself when there is a fire in my house, on what I am going to grab on my way out. I can just grab this bag out of my room and get out. The only bad thing would be is if I couldn't get to my bedroom to grab my fire bag. I guess I would just hope that the fire will be put out before it gets to my bedroom. | | | | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | That is a very interesting idea and way of being prepared for a fire. I don't think that I would be able to do this myself because I would feel like I was waiting for a disaster to happen. | | | |
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9. kar295rocks (1239)
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3 years ago
| | Dear dorannmwin, I am quite amused at the presence of the mind of the child who atleast thought of saving 200$ for his parents when his house was on fire! If my house was on fire, I would grab everyone in the house and run! The article I would choose is my iTouch! | | | | | | |
kar295rocks (1239)
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3 years ago
| | Hey wait, I would choose the Fire Extinguisher rather than the iTouch! | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | Very interesting in thinking to save some money for one's parents. I think that I wouldn't choose the fire extingusisher because I imagine it would be too late for that to be of any help. | | | |
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10. Hatley (48774)
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3 years ago
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cortney09 (1212)
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3 years ago
| | I would have to say I couldn't choose one thing. I would however grab my husband and our two dogs. Other than that nothing is important enough to risk my life for. I mean other things can be replaced. | | | |
dorannmwin (17639)
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3 years ago
| | I can completely see why your computer and accesories would be the things that you would choose to save from your life. I certainly hope that you never have to deal with a fire though because you've already been through far too much. | | | |
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