What would you save if your house was on fire?
(CNN) -- From baby deliveries to unexpected deaths, Mike Bowes, a 911 dispatcher from Quincy, Massachusetts, has handled a wide range of emergency calls.
But Monday night, the 44-year-old received an unexpected call from his neighbor: His own house was on fire.
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In another coincidence, one of the first firefighters to arrive on scene was Mike Bowes' cousin, Tom Bowes.
Tom Bowes, a firefighter for the past eight years, scrambled into the house to salvage old albums with wedding and baby photos amid the flames.
But everything else -- the clothes, electronics and furniture -- were destroyed.
Those of us without firefighter cousins need e-memories, with off-site backups.
Reader Comments (2)
This is something I remember my Bible teacher asking my class in 8th grade:
If your house was on fire and you were able to save one thing, only one, what would it be?
I want to see what people come up with before I say my answer (which I stole from him)
So what's most important to you??
I'm always searching for recent articles in the internet about this matter. Thankz.