If my house were to catch on fire and I could only grab an armful of things I would probably grab my two cats and as many notes, letters and journals that I could find. I would make sure I would have my cats first because they both mean a lot to me and I would be devastated is something happened to them. I would be even more upset if I had grab something else instead of them because they're irreplaceable to me. The second thing I would try to grab would be as many letters, notes, and journals as I could find. Letters and notes eternalise memories, relationships, and emotions. Without them, it's easy to let things that once meant a lot to you slip your mind over time. I believe that all we really have in this world are memories and once a memory is lost, it's gone forever. If I lost all of the thing that I had ever written or had every been written for me then I'd feel like I had lost the past 16 years of my life. Any thing else in my house that burnt would be replaceable and would stop mattering to me after awhile.
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Emily Todd
2/19/2013 05:35:36 am
Wow! Writing and journaling is awesome. I have always wanted to do it, but it takes a lot of motivation, dedication, and commitment. Those would no doubt be worth saving.
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Vanessa Bennish
3/3/2013 09:38:50 am
I agree completely. Those are the exact things that I would take. I am a very sentimental person, and I would be far more upset by the loss of important memories than of money or material things. Once I lost my wallet, and I was distraught, not because of the money (that was my last concern), but because inside that wallet I held old concert tickets, notes, and pictures that all reminded me of amazing times in my life that I never ever wanted to forget. They held a special place in my heart; I was in tears thinking that all of those things were gone. Thankfully, whoever found it was kind enough to turn it in.
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Mady Eutsler
3/11/2013 09:59:00 am
I completely agree with you, Vanessa. Sentiment is worth more than all the money in the world. I totally empathize with you on the whole concert tickets/notes/memories thing.
Sarah Bell Stuchlik
3/17/2013 06:34:25 am
Kudos for being a Cat person.
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Cara Kirn
2/17/2013 07:49:35 am
If I could only bring just an armload of things. I really doubt i would even be worrying about getting things. I would be worrying about getting eveyone out and making sure they were safe.Tthe one thing i would be worrying about is my dogs.Ii would want them out of the house. I wouuld want my electronics like my cell phone and i would probably want to save my clothes. But probably wouldnt be able to save them so i would just forget them. The main things i would worry about would be my books, my shoes, my money, my clothes, and i dont really know what else i would want to save. I just hope that I dont have to worry about that.
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Darien Fouts
2/17/2013 08:39:19 am
If my house were to catch fire and I knew that I could not put it out and had risk all my belongings beings set on fire and my family and pets were out of the house, I would first grab pictures. Pictures are not replaceable like most things in this world and photos are memories that shouldn't be taken away. Along with my pictures I would grab my laptop, so I could make sure I had access to the web and be able to still connect to all my files. I believe most things in my room can easily be replaced but I would not forget my jewelry because my lockets and rings are very special to me and being something sentimental I would not want them to burn. I just hope I will never be but in this situation where I would have to pick and choose what to keep and what to lose.
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Tiffany-Jade Smallwood
2/25/2013 04:17:10 am
I agree, Darien. It is impossible to replace memories. Hopefully your pets get out safely, because that would be my number one priority!
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Ms. Moore
2/26/2013 10:25:07 am
Agreed Tiffany! I'd grab my cat and head out the door!
Marissa Bratten
3/1/2013 05:19:17 am
I also agree with Darien because pictures really do mean alot. Pictures are the memories of everything that has happened in your life and even if you couldn't remember those things you would be able to look back at the pictures to remind you.
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Emily Todd
2/19/2013 05:28:50 am
If my house were to burn, God forbid, and I could only carry one armload of things, I would carry my dog and grab the hands of my family. I would carry my dog because he is the only animal that lives inside the house with us. He is so important to my entire family because he has been through thick and thin with us.
If I took a material possession, it would be pictures. Photos are so important to me because they remind me how far I have come. I think pictures would be a huge emotional support for me. They are good reminders of what really matters.
I would make sure to have the hands of my brother, mother and father. They have supported me through my entire life. I would not, emotionally and figuratively, be able to make it out of the house without them. None of my material possessions would mean anything to me without my family to share them with me. I realize how little materials are worth compared to the people we love.
I think Miss Maudie didn't grab anything herself because she had no family in the house with her. The only important thing that she could grab was herself.
I just pray this will never ever happen.
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Abigail Thomas
3/12/2013 11:20:55 am
I agree, Photos are a huge asset to my life. They remind me of memories, which could not be taken back after a fire.
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Jorge Brito
3/19/2013 11:32:06 am
thats what i said fo mine pictures are really important to me!
If my house were on fire I would try to be as practical as possible. While my dog is pretty stupid, I think she would be smart enough to run out on her own once the door was open, so I don't feel the need to say I would "grab" her. The things I would grab, as far as electronics go include my phone and laptop as my life revolves around those 2 pieces of tecnology and the info saved in them. Next, I would grab my wallet. I've got alot of important stuff in my wallet, here are a few examples, $3.27, $50 Jamacan dollars, my permit which would be $50 to get replaced, my debit card, my Eagle Scout card, my lifeguard certification, and my boating license. Needless to say I don't want to loose my wallet. Next I would grab all of my important paperwork. things like my passport, bank account info, birth certificate and social securit card all seem pretty important and worthy of me grabing. Fineally, with whatever room I had left I think I would grab items of sentemental value as they will mean something to me for the rest of my life. To conclude, I just hope my house never catches on fire.
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Kyle Skilling
2/20/2013 06:26:21 am
That is interesting that you have a boating license. Suprising that the state of Maryland will let you drive a boat but not a car.
The State of Maryland Now allows me to drive a car.
megan trader
3/12/2013 05:27:04 am
daaannngg. you have your boating license? thats wassup. lol
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Nicole Schlegel
3/17/2013 07:54:08 am
I think these are very smart ideas. These are things that would not be easily replaced and without them you would have a difficult time. I don't know what I would do without my phone so I agree on that and having my birth certifcate would be extremely important!
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Abigail Thomas
2/19/2013 11:13:00 am
If my house were to burn down, and I was at risk to losing all of my treasured belongings, and my parents, and pets were out of the house safely, I would first grab an arm load of clothes from my closet because if we lost our house, I would need clothing to keep warm, since the last thing my mother would do is go out shopping for me right after we lose our whole house. I would also grab my laptop and camera because these items hold pictures, and memories with my loved ones which I would need to help me cope after losing my entire house. I would also grab my flute, because I couldn't be able to live without playing my flute for at least once a night. Then finally, I would grab the binder of poems under my bed that I received from my significant other because those poems are irreplaceable, and mean the entire world to me. And if I had any time left before the fire reached my room, I would run back into my room, open up my window, and begin to fling a variety of my belongings that were left in my room, outside my window. I really just hope I will never be put in that situation, though.
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Jenna Harbinson
2/20/2013 04:53:41 am
i agree abbie i think that i would be worrying about getting out of there and also grabbing my items that mean the most to me.
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Christeena Linton
3/1/2013 06:05:55 am
What you said is probably what I would do. Run back into my room and just start throwing things out the window. Only if I was completely positive that it was safe!
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Morgan Conte
3/16/2013 07:52:17 am
Good point with the clothes! I never thought about that, but that would be one of the first things I would grab too. I dont know what I would do if all my clothes burned and i had none.
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Kyle Skilling
2/20/2013 06:24:34 am
If my house were burning down, there would be a few things that I would grab and save. One thing is my old baseaball gloves. I have kept a few of my retired gloves in my room and they have a lot of sentimental value to me. They go back to my first days playing baseball and I would not want to lose those memories. Another item I would grab is my video camera. This item also has many memories on it that just cannot be replaced. I would not want to lose either of those item.There are a few other items including my jerseys, my other clothes, and my pictures hanging in my room that I would also like to have in the event of a fire but my gloves and my camera seem more important. If my house was burning to the ground I would grab my old gloves and my video camera.
Wow Kyle, this is quite interesting. I remember when you and I were on the same little league team. Do you still have that glove?
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Bobby noona
2/27/2013 10:19:18 pm
Wow that's really interesting. When I answered this post I thought more logically. What did I need to survive and restart my life again. But this showed me a whole different angle on what to grab. I to would also grab some sentimental items.
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Taylor Mooney
2/24/2013 07:22:07 am
I hope that I would never be in this situation, but if I was I would only be worried about my family and my pets. I would make sure that my family was safe fist, then I would be worried about my dog, Megan, and my cat, Marzi. These are the most important things to me in my life. Material things are always replacable. You can always buy new things. But, you can not buy a new family. I do not know what I would do without my family, they are the most important things to me in life. I also agree with Emily that this why Ms. Maudie did not take anything with her. All of her family is gone or dead so she has nothing that is worth saving to her. Like all of us she can build a new house or buy new things.
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alana stanford
3/2/2013 11:26:18 pm
Yes , definitely family would be my biggest priority , if I had pets than I would totally agree with you rather than partially.
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Tiffany-Jade Smallwood
2/25/2013 04:14:37 am
If my house were to catch on fire and I could only grab a handful of things, I would grab my dog and important letters and documents. My dog is the most important thing to me, and I would never save myself from a fire and leave him. Making sure my important documents and files aren't lost would be my second priority in case something tragic were to happen after the fact and I needed my citizenship, phone numbers, or a passport.
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Darien Fouts
2/27/2013 06:07:54 am
I agree Tiffany, you couldn't leave muffin in a fire and important documents and files are also good to have.
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Bobby noona
2/27/2013 10:17:18 pm
If my house was on fire and I could only grab an armload of items the first thing I would grab would be my cell phone and charger. I would also grab is a jacket or hoodie for warmth. I would also grab my wallet and anything personal like my birth certificate or social aecurity card because those are very hard to replace
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Hoey Ja
3/5/2013 11:07:53 am
I agree with this fine young lad. Must not forget the irreplaceables.
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megan trader
3/12/2013 05:25:00 am
haha, yes i would grab my phone too and also my charger..good thinking
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Katelyn Briddell
3/15/2013 03:43:35 am
Good thinking Bobby!!!!! I would deffiantly grab my social securtiy card because that is deffiantly one thing you would not be able to replace very easily.
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Dylan
3/17/2013 12:54:24 pm
I agree because without the wallet, your probably wouldn't be replacing anything anytime soon
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Allison Franklin
2/28/2013 04:30:07 am
If my house were to catch on fire and I could only grab an armload of items, I would first grab photo albums from my childhood and the box that contains my great-grandmother's and grandma's jewelry. Those are the things you would never be able to replace no matter what. I would be absolutely devastated if I ever lost the jewelry because I was so close to my grandmothers when they were alive. Then I would grab my phone and charger and my wallet. It would be hard to live without my phone, and the contents of my wallet are pretty important. Lastly, I would attempt to grab my cat, Ace, but that would be really difficult considering he is 30 pounds. If I could not grab him I would hope he would be smart enough to follow us outside. I would be really upset if anything happened to him because he has been in our family for 8 years.
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Tiffany-Jade Smallwood
3/11/2013 05:14:15 am
Animals are so important to bring along! They're like family.. If I couldn't carry my dog, I think I would put him in a wagon(-: thanks for sharing, Allison.
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Marissa Bratten
3/1/2013 05:16:30 am
If my house was to catch on fire, I would grab all of the things that mean the most to me. But before I grabbed anything at all I would make sure all of my family was able to get out. I would then grab my cat because I could never leave her out of all things in a fire. Even if she was the only thing I was able to get because that is what is most important to me besides my family. Next I would grab any money I had or that my family had because if our house is gone then we have nothing so we would definitely need money to go somewhere or do something about it. After that I would grab any pictures or papers we may need in the future. Like someone said pictures mean the most and they really are the only memories you ever have of anything which is very important. Last I would grab as many clothes as possible because I will need them for the days after and if they are left in the house I won't have anything at all.
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Emily Disharoon
3/17/2013 08:12:26 am
i agree with marissa because family is very important. And i would cry if she ever let anything happen to stuffins. And also money is important because what would you do with out any money.
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Christeena Linton
3/1/2013 06:19:32 am
This blog got me thinking for a little while. If my home were to catch on fire and I was only able to grab a armload of items, it depends on the time of day when the fire happened. If it was during the day, I would be grabbing my bookbag for school, my cellphone to call for help once outside, my folders that hold all kinds of pictures, letters, stories, secrets, memories, drawings, etc. and I would grab my chorus medals. They are very important to me. I always have them hanging up on my wall so whenever I look at them, they remind me of all the good times and hardwork I had to do to earn them. If the fire was at night, I wouldn't be grabbing anything but my glasses. Because after that, I would be running into my sisters room and i would be picking her up out of bed because she is such a sound sleeper. I would be devastated if I ever lost my sister. After all that and I still had a chance to grab some things, then I would grab the things I mentioned above.
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alana stanford
3/2/2013 10:57:57 pm
if my house were to catch on fire , the armload I would grab would be my little sister , just because most likely she would be in my possession & she wouldn't move as quickly as us older siblings can. Of course I would be sure to make sure everyone else is aware of the fire and that they get out ASAP.
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Zach Hunt
3/5/2013 12:36:31 am
I would grab my peanut butter, my jelly, and my bread. My butter knife to spread. A few shirts and a hat for my head. I'd grab my drums and my sticks. My guitar and my picks. I'd grab my games and my TV. My radio and my CD's. I'd take my electricity source, and "To Kill A Mockingbird" of course.
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Andrew Hoeck(Bob)
3/5/2013 12:50:38 am
I would have to grab my copy of to kill a mockingbird in order to be able to continue reading it for our class. I would also grab my hockey sticks, since they are more likely to burn, my phone charger, since I would have to use it for internet now that we wouldn't have the luxury of that in my home since it was burned down. Also any money that we had so we could use it for food while we were waiting for our insurance company to tell us how much we would receive. And my soccer cleats because we would need to spend money on important necessities and I wouldn't have time or money to buy any.
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Brandon Camarena
3/5/2013 04:26:46 am
If my house were to catch on fire the first thing i would get would be my wallet because it has my permit and money in it. I would then try to get any other legal documents that my parents need because they are important. I would the finally go for my book bag and school books because it would be really bad if they were all to burn because I would behind in school. I might also get some pictures and other family items if I can manage because somethings mean a lot to us. I would also drive my mom's BMW out of the garage because that would be ashamed if we lost that. I am thinking in the more logical way because I see money and other things of actual value are more important that family pictures because pictures don't keep a roof over your head. It is not that I do not see family possessions as important things it is that I do not see them as necessary to rebuild our lives after a fire destroys my house.
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Ian VanGenderen
3/5/2013 07:08:32 am
If my house were burning down the first ting that i would grab would be my grandfathers watches because they are extremely important to me, not only for the currency value of them but for the memories that they hold of him. I wouldn't even worry about my phone or wallet like most said because I almost always have them in my pocket, so don't even need to think about that. Next, I would take a backpack full of clothing and then go for my shoes because I really enjoy them immensely. I wouldn't think to much about pets because like Chris said earlier they aren't that dumb, if the house is burning they will find a way out. And that is what I would grab if my house were on fire. P.S. notice the backpack danced around the armful thing on that one.
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Allison Franklin
3/16/2013 04:49:33 am
I completely understand what you mean Ian. I have a box of my great grandma's and my grandma's jewelry in my room and if I were to loose that I would be crushed. I wouldn't ever be able to replace those memories, that's why I would grab them first.
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Haley Wolfersberger
3/9/2013 09:13:55 am
If my house caught on fire the first thing i would grab would be my phone just because it is right beside me on my nightstand and it's a habit to make sure i have it everywhere i go. I would not worry about any other material things. The most important things to me are my family. I would make sure they were awake and out of harms way. I would also let my pets out because they are smart but are not smart enough to open doors. I would feel awful if one of them was to be trapped in my house and destined to burn to death. Clothes and money can be replaced but your loved ones can not be.
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Ratyana Downing
3/10/2013 10:14:44 am
If my house were to catch on fire, I probably wouldn't be too worried about anything but making sure my family is out and safe. Everything that is important to me, besides my mother and my sister, can be replaced. wait.. but i'd probably grab a coat and shoes, depending on the weather. i hate the cold,
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Kelly Deehan
3/10/2013 10:21:31 am
I my house was to catch on fire I don't think there is much I would care about saving that isn't living. My family and my dog would be my biggest priority. I could never think about life without my family. There is only two material things I would save, the first would be my book autographed by J.K. Rowling. It was a gift from my friend and it means the world to me that she gave it to me. She is also my favorite author and her books made the bibliophile I am today. The second thing I would save is my grandmother's wedding ring. I was very close to my grandmother and after she died my grandfather gave it to me. He said after she died he had the feeling that she wanted me to have it. I treasure the ring so much since it is one of the few things I have of my Grandma's and I always want to keep her close to my heart.
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Max Cuppett
3/11/2013 11:04:45 am
If my house was to catch on fire i doubt i wold be able to think fast enough to grab what i needed. I would have look after my family, including my dog, because they are more important than any object. How bad would you fell if someone was hurt in a fire and you chose to save your favorite shirt instead of them? I know i would definitely grab my phone, not because it is all that important to me, but so i can call the fire department to save my house.
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Hoey Ja
3/12/2013 12:23:42 am
To address this fantastic question, i must ostentatiously obtain the tjhe most significant items in my household, all of which would be an "armload." These include: my wallet, important documents, my valuable electronics, clothes, and my girlfriend, Kate Upton. My wallet contains money and credit cards. Most of the important documents consist of legal affairs. My valuable electronics are my Xbox 360 and my phone. I need my clothes. Lastly, i must grab Kate Upton because she is too hot to walk out by herself. I must guard her. Most of these things would be in large backpacks which i would be carrying in my arms so yes, it is possible to get all of these things and Kate Upton.
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Megan Trader
3/12/2013 05:22:52 am
if my house caught on fire and i had to grab a handful of things, i would definately grab my make up. i love it soooo much. i would also grab my money so that i could buy some new things. i would grab as much clothes as i could because i neeeeed clothes. i would grab my toothbrush and also some soap. i need to be smellin right. lol. i know you are probably thinking i am materialistic but i really need those things.
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Keniya Walker
3/12/2013 10:53:27 am
If my house would catch on fire I know my armful of items would include my cell phone, tablet, car keys and wallet. I choose these four items because these are the things I use on a daily. These are items I really would miss if I didn't have. Although I love my clothes and shoes I don't believe they are as important because they are easier to replace and arent worth burning to death over. If me and my mom grabs the cars we will be able to charge the cellphones and tablets inside of them. I would also like to notify the people around me considering i leave in a Townhouse the places are connected so it would be selfish to not notify the people around me so they could could also exit safely,
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Ian VanGenderen
3/14/2013 11:03:52 am
Very nice. No one like selfish people
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Maggie Moore
3/17/2013 11:37:41 am
Keniya, you are one sweet girl!!
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Taje' Cotton
3/13/2013 07:02:14 am
If my house caught on fire and I could only grab an armload of things. The first thing I would grab would be my cell phone. I would grab my cell phone for multiple reasons, the first reason would be my cell phone because I could use to call the fire department. Also that I could call to let people know what is going on, and to let family and friends know what has happen. Fianlly I would make sure that all my family would get out of the house safely because without them I wouldn't know what to do. They are a huge part of my life.
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Winter Cahall
3/13/2013 09:00:47 am
If i could only grab an arm load of things I would grab my phone, my head phones, money, and photo album. I also would make sure that my dog and family were running out the house with me. They would come first before anything. My phone is my life I need it with me 24/7. I need my head phones because i cant go a day with out listening to music. I would grab my photo album because I have a lot of memories that i would not want to lose. I would also grab the money I have saved up because times are hard and if my house burns down, i'm going to need all the money i can get. Plus all these things would be easy for me to grab because they are all in the same area.
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Katelyn Briddell
3/15/2013 03:41:08 am
I honestly believe Winter that everyone would grab there cell phones. That would be something I believe a teenager would die with out.
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Mikea Adams
3/14/2013 05:30:50 am
If my house was to catch fire my main priority would be to make sure my family is out of the house safely. I would sacrifice my life to save my family any day. Life without the loving, caring, and humorous family that I have is like living during the time of the Great Depression. After making sure my family is out safely the material things that I would grab would be all my shoes. My sneakers are the most important item to me after life and my family.
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Ian VanGenderen
3/14/2013 11:03:14 am
I too would grab my shoes because honestly I like my shoes more than any clothing I have. Good choices with the family too I guess
Mikea-
I think it shows a lot of bravery to sacrifice your life for your family. It's nice to know that they are that important that without even questioning it, you would think of their safety. Good job.
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Katelyn Briddell
3/15/2013 03:40:12 am
If I could take out one arm load of stuff to go out of my house with. I would take my blanky bear which I have had since the day I was born. I would take my cell phone because my cell phone is my life and it would be great to call 911 with. Also I would take A few clothes so I could hve clothes to wear for a while till we could get back up on our feet.
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Madison West
3/16/2013 06:54:25 am
If my house were to catch on fire and I could only grab a few things, I would grab legal documents and jewelry. The documents I would grab would be mine, and my families, birth certificates and social security cards. I feel like these documents are very important to people and they might come in handy when trying to rebuild your future. The jewelry I would grab would be the diamond rings passed down to my mother and I from my great grandmother. I think since these are the only things I have left, besides photos, to remember her by, they are very important to me. Not to mention that they are also very valuable.
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Maria Gianelle
3/16/2013 07:23:57 am
As long as my family and everyone in the house was safe, I don't think I would really care about grabbing anything if I had to choose. After my family, the first thing that comes to mind would be my autographed lacrosse ball of my brother's college team. I always loved to watch his team play and I would be more than happy to sit on the sidelines and cheer. I would try to grab as many pictures as possible. When it comes down to it though, all of those possessions are just things. Yes, they symbolize something special to us, but losing them won't take away the feelings they once gave us. I'd rather lose everything I owned than lose my family or friends.
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Morgan Conte
3/16/2013 08:07:25 am
If i could grab an armload of things I think i would grab my two dogs, some clothes, my cell phone, and as many pictures as I could find. I would grab my dogs because they mean everything to me and i dont know what i would do with out them. I would grab some clothes and my cell phone because if my clothes burned i would have none until i could go shopping again and my phone is how i communicate with everyone. I would then grab pictures because pictures are memories and i would hate to see all my pictures go and have no memories anymore of those things.
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Brady Shreeves
3/16/2013 11:35:32 am
If my house were to catch fire I would have to grab my headphones. I always listen to music and If my house were to catch on fire then I guess I would still be entertained by music. I'm sure everybody loves music so I'm sure people can relate. However it's gotta be a tough choice since I have many other valuables. However lets all hope that my house doesn't catch fire so I won't have to make that decision.
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Sarah Bell Stuchlik
3/17/2013 06:39:25 am
If my house were to burn down I would take my teddy bear (NO SHAME.) and my cats/family. I trust my family would be able to make it out on their own. My teddy bear has been mine for 14 of the 15 years of my life. He means a lot to me, and together, we've been through a lot. I would also bring out my book of a hundred pictures of Audrey Hepburn. something about her face makes me calm.
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Emily Disharoon
3/17/2013 08:07:15 am
if my house was to catch on fire i would grab my dog. And then i would grab my cat and my phone and then my phone charger. i would grab these things because i pets mean a lot to me. And i would want to pay for a new phone and then the charger cause that would suck if my phone was to die.
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Dylan Gregg
3/17/2013 01:07:18 pm
If could grab an armload of things out of my burning house I would take any valuable pictures of my childhood or valuable pictures in general because I love having things reminding me of my child hood, Id also take my phone, money and a clean set of clothes. Also Id grab my dog lead my family out to safety. Id take my back pack and anything for school so I can still attend school everyday, I love my music so i cant forget my ipod or any good cds. All I really care about is keeping everyone safe. My birth certificate might be important too to bring.
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Jona Katzke
3/17/2013 01:19:55 pm
If my house were to catch fire and I could only carry out one armload it would definitely be personal things. I would grab the stuff my little sister sent to me from Germany and the letters I received. Our dog would come with me and I would also take my phone with me to call for help.
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Jorge Brito
3/19/2013 11:15:49 am
If my house were to catch on fire and I could only grab an armful of things I would grab my phone my wallet and pictures hanging up around the house. I think my cellphone and my wallet aren't that important but i would need them to call the firemen and identify myself. The pictures are irreplaceable, it is like tearing away a piece of yourself. when you lose stuff that means a lot to you like just that it leaves a huge hole in your heart. Other than y family being safe i would save memories because they mean a lot to me. alsoI would quickly grab a trash bag and fill it with my clothes. And the open a window and toss them out. That is if the place wasn't filled with thick black smokes or flames. Then id just climb out he window and onto the firemans ladder
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