Your house is on fire and you only have time to save three objects, your family and pets are safe. What do you save?
Mine are:
All the letters my wife sent to me when we first started dating.
My back up hard drive for my PC
My bike.
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1) My phone, journals, and the ashes of my cats. I would also want to help my daughter and husband save three things each too.
I have had to leave everything behind more than once (water/mold damage plus my daughter's mold allergies caused this). As a result, I am not really attached to things. The first move was hardest. We had to leave our Pennsylvania rental with the clothes on our backs, because we were so sick from the mold in the house. We did not discover the extent of the mold damage until we started moving furniture. We just stopped, put everything in storage with the help of friends and left. . This is the short version. We had to make several moves afterward to leave the mold behin; and each time, I became less attached to objects to the point where I became a minimalist as a defense. This said, I think it would be easy to pick three things.