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Watching the #thomasfire news has me flashing back to all the previous fires I've had to evacuate from. They are terrifying but also kind of humbling, and one thing I'll always carry with me is how a fire will -always- make you realize what's most important.
If you're facing this and this is your first time, here's what it comes down to: TIER ONE: There's no time. You can only grab a few things. That's going to be important documents (deeds, birth certs, wills, etc.), pets, photo albums, laptops, priceless heirlooms
(cont) medication you depend on. TIER TWO: There's a bit of time. You've got an hour. Non-priceless valuables, sentimental trinkets, favorite clothes. Things you can live without but would still be devastated to lose. Prioritize their value.
TIER THREE: You're in voluntary evac. You have some time to think. You can't take everything, but you can be less picky. This is where you can pick and choose what "stuff" you'd hate to lose. Pack a bag of toiletries. Non-perishable food. Stuff your car.
If you live in a fire hazard zone like SoCal you should always be prepared for this to happen. Keep a "shit hits the fan" bag/box in your closet that has all of your important documents ready to go.
If this is your first time evacuating, I'm sorry. It's awful. If your home is safe and you come back to it, you're going to walk back in feeling very different about it. Nothing like a fire quite nails in how superfluous a lot of our stuff is.
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