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the only 2 things that me an hubby would save are our babes ,,,,,,,, wouldnt even look back once they were ok...XXRachel,,XX

correct Rachel :)

ta erroll..lol...

seriously though we live i a 3 storey building an both girls have direct instructions of wat to do should a fire start...xx

Rachel that is so good to hear!

well it has to be sorted an spoke of.. an has been since ours were tiny was done in a fun way wen they were little now nearly grown up its more of a serious thing,but the same rules apply ..fire an water have always been a fear of mine emergency wise an both girls have been taught occourdingly..xxx

My two cats and husband.

Hi Mick,
thats the only advise get out stay out.

when you have had one fire you dont want another,
my house was gutted when children were small,the thought doesnt bear thinking about,

As a naval firefighter, we were trained that whilst life was important a fire onboard a ship may mean that you would need to sacrifice shipmates to save the ship...Thank God I was never called on tock shipmates in a burning compartment. What would I save.?...just me her and the insurance policy

The Dog, her bowl, and me

colin

My family, my bunnies, my handbag (has me memory sticks in em with all my pics, family tree etc on)

My house was on fire....I saved my lap-top, Family History stuff, the cats....then my Oh :-))))))

my PC....Kenny....Bob

If it doesn't include humans, then it'd be my laptop, address book, and binder full of family tree certs. How sad am I!!

we have in place a fire escape plan, which we talk about fairly regularly..had 3 close calls over the years.
1. Eldest when small put a cushion up against the fire guard because he was too hot, it caught fire.
2. Child left the heat on under a frypan he had cooked burgers in, all night!
3. when we had the house rewired electrician found the previous occupants had used the ceiling rose in the kitchen as a junction box, it was all black and crispy. (we now have mains fire alarms)

When the eldest 2 were little we heard a rumpus in the middle of the night eldest (31/2) was trying to shove his brother (18months) through the open bedroom window because he thought he heard the fire alarm, luckily we lived in a bungalow..

Joan, that reminds me of a distant relative in Newport, her house was on fire and her 16 yr old son ran back in to get his rugby boots....he never made it out alive. So sad.

That is very sad Romany Star, you can replace things you can't replace people