Writer's Block: Countdown
Mar. 22nd, 2010 04:24 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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My dog, my cat, my computer backup, my phone and its car charger, my laptop, my wallet, and my car keys. Chris can take himself out.
1) My dog and my cat depend on me.
2) My computer backup is my life. Most of you know that I have a story I've been working on for a long time. You may not know that I started writing this story when I was 9 years old. That means that with the exception of my family, this story has been with me longer than anything else in my entire life. My computer backup has everything I've written on it so far. Losing it would SUCK.
3) If you must leave your house forever, you should bring your phone so you can contact people.
4) My laptop, I'd grab, because it's portable and valuable.
5) If you have your wallet, you should have everything you REALLY need to start again - picture I.D. and access to your bank account.
6) Obviously, it helps to have your car.
If I had extra time (unlikely) I'd grab a handful of portable food, which I usually have in abundance - a couple of protein bars, a bottle of water, something like that, so that if it were not possible to get to a food store for a day or two, I would have something to eat.
The absolute minimums are dog, cat, wallet, and phone.
My dog, my cat, my computer backup, my phone and its car charger, my laptop, my wallet, and my car keys. Chris can take himself out.
1) My dog and my cat depend on me.
2) My computer backup is my life. Most of you know that I have a story I've been working on for a long time. You may not know that I started writing this story when I was 9 years old. That means that with the exception of my family, this story has been with me longer than anything else in my entire life. My computer backup has everything I've written on it so far. Losing it would SUCK.
3) If you must leave your house forever, you should bring your phone so you can contact people.
4) My laptop, I'd grab, because it's portable and valuable.
5) If you have your wallet, you should have everything you REALLY need to start again - picture I.D. and access to your bank account.
6) Obviously, it helps to have your car.
If I had extra time (unlikely) I'd grab a handful of portable food, which I usually have in abundance - a couple of protein bars, a bottle of water, something like that, so that if it were not possible to get to a food store for a day or two, I would have something to eat.
The absolute minimums are dog, cat, wallet, and phone.
