If there was a disaster and you could only take one item... what would it be?
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Good question- probably my pictures. Material items can be replaced, but memories cannot...
My dog (s).
What about CD backups of family photos?
Swiss knife
I would take my mother...she would then give me the will power to kill myself..j/k
holy book--to pray to god
I would take a huge container, in which I would place my family, guns, pets, water, food, bible, ammo, and tampons.
my cellphone..in case i had to call someone! like if i was ordering pizza or something..lol
♥Hope that Helped♥
my pocket
Victoria Silvstedt, playmate of the year.
Oooh, toilet paper. Da*n, that's a good one, blut_und_ehre187
Toilet paper. Can never have too much.
My two dogs, but I doubt they would last since they are Chihuahuas, but I would want to at least try to save them..
Earthquakes are here in Calif, so there is not saving anything, it is mereley chance that you survive, not 'hurricane proofing' your house, or 'tornadoe proofing'.etc...
My box of diarys that I have kept since a teenager (long time ago).
one of my toys... i only have 2 can i take both?
MY DOG DYNASTY
Unashamedly my guitar first and foremost. My soul is tied to it. Me my guitar and us.
My Dao sword... It can help to ''fix'' things and make my way out of danger!!
my laptop
my computer
a pot so I can boil my water and cook my food
My latex catsuit.
I'll take a laptop with wireless internet. :p
No, really...I will.
My disaster box.
Buy a lockable, durable "evacuation box" to grab in the event of an emergency. Even a cardboard box would do. Put important papers into the box in sealed, waterproof plastic bags. Store the box in your home where you can get to it easily. Keep this box with you at all times, don't leave it in your unattended car.
The box should be large enough to carry:
A small amount of traveler's checks or cash and a few rolls of quarters.
Negatives for irreplaceable personal photographs, protected in plastic sleeves.
A list of emergency contacts that includes doctors, financial advisors, clergy, reputable repair contractors, and family members who live outside your area.
Copies of important prescriptions for medicines and eyeglasses, and copies of children's immunization records.
Health, dental, or prescription insurance cards or information.
Copies of your auto, flood, renter's, or homeowners insurance policies (or at least policy numbers) and a list of insurance company telephone numbers.
Copies of other important financial and family records (or at least a list of their locations). These would include deeds, titles, wills, a letter of instructions, birth and marriage certificates, passports, relevant employee benefits documents, the first two pages of the previous year's federal and state income tax returns, etc. Originals, other than wills, should be kept in a safe deposit box or at another location.
Backups of computerized financial records.
A list of bank account, loan, credit card, driver's license, investment account (brokerage and mutual funds), and Social Security numbers.
Safe deposit box key.
I would take my family photos and my laptop. It has my complete family tree file...over 12 years of research and over 12,000 names!!
i'm a writer, so my manuscripts
a calendar. you can eat the "dates" and drink from the "spring".
i would take my bible,that is if all my kids were in asafe place ,what would you take
My rifle with ammunition.
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