They Can Still Make Art and Music After Fleeing the L.A. Fires
Briefly

The article highlights personal stories from individuals who evacuated due to the Palisades and Eaton fires. It details the emotional undertones of their decisions on what to save—prioritizing pets and meaningful belongings over clothing. Sang Yi reflects on the unexpected urgency while gathering his family as flames closed in, believing they would return. His daughter Adeline's choice to save her pet snake and acoustic bass guitar emphasizes the emotional significance of these possessions in the face of disaster.
"We didn't pack a lot of clothes, Yi said. At least in my mind, I thought we were coming back."
"After putting her pet coral snake in a travel carrier and making sure she had her computer, phone, favorite stuffed dinosaur and a few necklaces..."
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