Quick!

@whodey
'2. Insurance policy with newly updated increased coverage. ' 🙂

@torunn said
(Your wife isn't home... 🙂 )

My wife isn’t human...

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I think if I had asked this question 20 years ago people would have included 'photo album.' I guess these days we are keeping all our photos on our phones or Facebook etc.

Mine are in the “cloud”; which is code for “someone else’s computer”.

@divegeester said
My wife isn’t human...

She's out of this world...? 🙂

@divegeester said
My wife isn’t human...

i was gonna say this,


but this ain't twitter...

@Ghost-of-a-Duke

1. Key to girlfriend's apt.
2. Taxi fare to cover ride to girlfriend's apt.
3. Packet of condoms.

Hypothetically.

@Ghost-of-a-Duke

1. Wallet
2. Phone
3. Other pair of glasses*

I'm trusting the cat either to be outside already, or to run out on her own.

*I might have to substitute clothes or a towel in some cases.

@torunn said
@Ghost-of-a-Duke

1. handbag (keep everything there)
2. medicines
3. cellphone

(I would also try grab post-its with passwords... 🙂 )

I like your list, Torunn. I might have to get a manbag (or put together a bug-out bag as in special-ops thrillers). I also forgot medicine for my list.

Important thread observation:

So far nobody has rescued anything from the kitchen or banqueting hall. (Although the whereabouts of Dive's non-human wife is uncertain).

I rescued my beer.
That's kitchen.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Important thread observation:

So far nobody has rescued anything from the kitchen or banqueting hall. (Although the whereabouts of Dive's non-human wife is uncertain).

Everything can be replaced, if not right away so at least gradually.
In my handbag I have what makes my life continue at once: wallet and bank/credit cards, id, drivers licence, address-book, keys etc. That plus meds and phone should be sufficient for a while.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Important thread observation:

So far nobody has rescued anything from the kitchen or banqueting hall. (Although the whereabouts of Dive's non-human wife is uncertain).

With a high degree of probability, the fire started in the kitchen. It would therefore be foolish to dash in there to rescue anything. Moreover, foodstuffs are easily replaceable. The sensible things to grab in a hurry are either things which cannot be replaced or things to get you through the next few days and nights.

@moonbus said
With a high degree of probability, the fire started in the kitchen. It would therefore be foolish to dash in there to rescue anything. Moreover, foodstuffs are easily replaceable. The sensible things to grab in a hurry are either things which cannot be replaced or things to get you through the next few days and nights.

I would be very sad to lose things I love, such as paintings I have acquired, inherited,bought or won, really sorry but with the right perspective, life would just go on without them.

@patzering said
I rescued my beer.
That's kitchen.

I agree. Maybe some people have special beer cellars?

@moonbus said
With a high degree of probability, the fire started in the kitchen. It would therefore be foolish to dash in there to rescue anything. Moreover, foodstuffs are easily replaceable. The sensible things to grab in a hurry are either things which cannot be replaced or things to get you through the next few days and nights.

If it were a Saturday (food shopping day) I would attempt to carry out the fridge.