Survey #166 Response from Anonymous user
| Briefly describe who will benefit from your efforts to declutter and get organized, and how they’ll benefit. Think about members of your household, but also about the larger world—e.g., the people who’ll buy your stuff at a garage sale, the shelter residents who’ll get your donations, the next generation of family who’ll carry a lighter load, and so on. | My adult children will be free to live their own lives, and not waste their valuable time and life decluttering my stuff. I am responsible for my own stuff. |
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| Tell us about a memory of a person or incident from the formative years of your life that influenced your attitudes and emotions about belongings, clutter, organizing, or any related subject. (For example: “Grandma’s house was packed to the rafters with stuff.”) | My parents had 9 children, so things were used up or handed down from child to child. The large families did not have to declutter. Life did that for them automatically. |
| What is the strongest memory to which you feel connected by way of an object, such as a souvenir, photo, or keepsake? | I have a secretary that my mother bought the year I was born, in the city I was born. Also, my son made my hand a huge wooden chest, when he was in middle school for shop class. Those 2 pieces mean the most to me. |
| Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). If we think that your question—and our answer—might be useful or instructive to The Clutter Fairy Weekly audience, we’ll share them in an upcoming episode. | Gayle, what do you always bring with you in your car, when you have a decluttering session? Coffee? Snacks? Paper towels? |
| Future topics | How to not stress out during decluttering. (how Keep my blood pressure down). and not get depressed during decluttering |
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