Bras, velvet jacket, robes without belts

A California bakery finds humor in dark times after her home burns down fires continue in Los Angeles.

Erin McKenna took to Instagram on Thursday, January 9, to show her husband packing their family’s belongings during the evacuation.

“Here’s everything my husband took before evacuating,” the vegan and gluten-free pastry chef began in the video, holding up each dish as she continued.

“His velvet blazer, two bras for me, two robes for me without a belt, a whole suitcase for him,” bakery owner Erin McKenna described.

Of course, he didn’t just pack random clothes, McKenna explained, revealing that he also grabbed an assortment of items for their three children. “My daughter’s play script, trophies, grocery bags, an empty suitcase, all his guitars,” the cookbook author said.

To pay tribute, McKenna displayed a stuffed rabbit with a blanket and proclaimed, “It’s fair.” “And actually, a sweatshirt too,” she added.

related: Los Angeles fires: 24 dead, at least 23 missing, officials say, as high winds threaten region

In the caption, McKenna wrote that her “heart hurts.” “Nothing funny about what’s happening but I find it funny Actually my husband is a hero who got the kids and dog out safely in record time. And I am grateful for the robes.”

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The rapidly growing wildfires have ravaged Los Angeles since they started a week ago on Tuesday, January 7th. The fires are being fanned by high winds and fueling dry vegetation, and containment efforts will be hampered by high winds starting early Tuesday, Jan. 14 through at least Wednesday, Jan. 15, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.

Many residents, including celebrities were forced to leave their homes. PEOPLE reported on Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, Anna Faris, Cobie Smulders and Taran Killam, John Goodman, Jamie Chung and Brian Greenberg and Jennifer Gray as some of the stars who lost their homes or were forced to evacuate.

As of Monday, January 13, a total of 24 people are dead, 23 people are missing and 35 have been arrested, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Office.

Click here to learn more about how to help victims of the Los Angeles fires.

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