These are the items not rescued when/if my house burned down. I didn’t include them in the five most important because of their bulk and the difficulty in getting to them in an emergency.
1. Genealogy Binders of birth certificates, correspondence etc. Original research that I don’t quite know what to do with now.
2.Photographs –framed and in albums
3. My baby grand piano. I know we probably would not be able to replace it…
4. Heirloom dolls I made for my daughters. (I should give them to them now that they have children of their own…)
5. Original cross-stitched wall hangings and oil paintings–one-of-a-kind pieces I can never duplicate, or in the case of the Venice, purchase again.
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- Cape Cod, 1986 acrylic in style of Charles Wysocki
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- Venice by Pupin
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- From my Secret Garden
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- Beach at Lincoln City, Oil on Canvas 2013
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- Lemon, oil on canvas 2006
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- Tuscany, oil on canvas 2002
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- Poppies, first oil on canvas 1991
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- Sunflowers in Reilingen, oil on canvas 1991
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- Geraniums in Greece, oil on canvas 2006
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- Mission Window, oil on Canvas
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- Sacred Grove, oil on Canvas
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- Cape Hatteras, oil on Canvas 2006
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- Tuscany2, oil on canvas 2002
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- My Daughter with a Pearl Earring, oil on canvas
Making Life an Art 
I used to make lists when I was a kid, about all the things I’d try to save if my house caught on fire, including a detailed plan of how I would heroically get all the pets out of the house. I was a very prepared 7 year-old.
And has that carried over to now? Do you have an escape plan and emergency 72 hour kit?
You know, I don’t, actually >.>;