1. My paper journals.
2. The quilts I've made.
3. The oath ring.
4. The laptop.
5. As many books as I could carry--we've been years collecting the library, I'd hate to see it float away. (I suspect it wouldn't be a fair answer to say "all the books," since I'd likely not have a U-Haul in waiting.)
(Wish there was a sixth slot because I'd really want to take my purse...)
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Pfft, it's understood you'd be slinging it round your shoulder/shoving it in your pocket while grabbing up the paper journals!
2. A few Buddhist statues from upstairs (Northwest, back of the house)
3. Some cookware that belonged to my great grandmother from the kitchen (Southwest, back of the house)
4. A doll that belonged my great aunt in my bedroom closet along with Grandmother's knife (Middle of the house, more or less)
5. After transversing the house four times in a frantic race against burning timbers, assuming I had not already burned to death, the nearest pair of pants
2. A marble statue of the Three Graces that belonged to my grandfather.
3. My mother's tapestries.
That's it. Everything else is replaceable. :)