What would you grab???

thumper18474

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Due to what is happening in Ft. Mac...
I got to thinking.....

you got a knock on the door...and were told you have 30 minutes to pack your things and evacuate..leave...not knowing if you'll ever be back..

What do you take??

I can honestly say..other than my family and my dogs..
I'm drawing a blank
 
Due to what is happening in Ft. Mac...
I got to thinking.....

you got a knock on the door...and were told you have 30 minutes to pack your things and evacuate..leave...not knowing if you'll ever be back..

What do you take??

I can honestly say..other than my family and my dogs..
I'm drawing a blank

My hard drives with every single picture I have ever taken.
Some one-of-a-kind mementos from my travels.
A few keepsakes from my deceased parents.
Maybe a few books that are of significance to me.
That's probably about it.
Could all fit in a backpack.
 
Due to what is happening in Ft. Mac...
I got to thinking.....

you got a knock on the door...and were told you have 30 minutes to pack your things and evacuate..leave...not knowing if you'll ever be back..

What do you take??

I can honestly say..other than my family and my dogs..
I'm drawing a blank

It would be a panic attack I'm sure. But if I left my hobby phone behind I would sure be piss'd.
 
my weed
 
Hard drives (the computer can be replaced), then essentials - clothes, phone, and a laptop

your question made me realize I don't have a HD enclosure. hmm
 
Hard drives (the computer can be replaced), then essentials - clothes, phone, and a laptop

your question made me realize I don't have a HD enclosure. hmm

If I were being evacuated from a specific area, I would personally skip the replaceable stuff (clothes, laptop, possibly even phone).
Once you get to safety, you can easily acquire that stuff.
My concern would be non-replaceable things... hard drives, some paperwork, mementos.

If I were evacuating because of nuclear disaster or zombie apocalypse... whole different list of priorities.
 
Great question.

I would grab essentials that would be needed in the short and long term, any meds that you take daily, a weeks worth of clothes and toiletries. Any laptops and the tower from the home PC.
 
Definitely a great question. My heart goes out to those in Fort Mac. The footage from those that are evacuating is just astonishing, they're driving right beside a wall of flames. Insanity.
Aside from the little things, like a change of clothes and toiletries to get through a day or so, I'd grab my passport and ID. My laptop because it has all of my photos and memories of my mom. Her rings.
Everything else can be replaced.