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April 30, 2011

Saturday Memes

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Hosted by Danielle at There's A Book
From Danielle's blog:
We all leave our “footprint” on the world, in one way or another. We each, individually, do something or are someone that makes the world a little better just by being here. I created this weekly meme to get to know the blogging community I love just a bit better. To know what makes them tick, outside of books, that is. Each week I will post a question to be answered in the following week’s “A Bit of Me(Me)”. Check back each Saturday to get the info for next week’s post and link up with your current post right here.
This week's question:  If your house was on fire and you could only grab 3 things before leaving, what would they be? (Other than family or pets.)

Read more: http://www.theresabook.com/2011/04/a-bit-of-meme-the-things-that-go-bump-in-the-night/#ixzz1KLtwqFf8
This week's question really made me think, to the point that I walked through my house trying to decide.
As many photo albums and tapes that could be carried.  That is definitely something that can not be replaced.  To lose pictures of my boys growing up would be devastating to me.
FORBEYON ALBUMS

All important documents
Important Papers by Brad

The third item was hard to decide.  And I know I would have to leave some behind and only choose a few.  But items that have sentimental value to me, like the Crucifix in our bedroom given to us by my husband's cousin who married us, collectible items in my curio cabinet, items that have been passed down as the notebook filled with my grandmother's recipes written in her handwriting and signed books.



3 comments:

Marce said...

Great answer, photos and passports are a definite. My laptop and Kindle would be next.

Julie P said...

I would probably save my laptop, as many pictures as I could and then the bibles that were given to my brother & I by my grandparents (all of them are gone now except me)....

TheBookGirl said...

Are those Hummel figurines? They look like the ones that my mother used to collect :)