Survey #188 Response from Hanalah
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| Do you celebrate any holidays in the period from late-October to early-January? | Yes |
| What is your FAVORITE part of the holiday season, and why? | Dinners with the family |
| What is your LEAST FAVORITE part of the holiday season, and why? | Last year, contrary to previous years, I did not receive framable photos of my niece's children |
| How ready is your home for any decorating, gift-wrapping, and/or holiday entertaining that you have planned? | I don’t do any holiday celebrating at home because of the condition of my space. |
| Describe the feeling, emotional state, or “vibe” you’d like for your home to convey to your family and guests during holiday gatherings, meals, and celebrations. | I wish I could host Thansgiving dinner the way I always used to, but every time I clear off the dining room table, new ipill bottles and other items pile up on it |
| What gift would you most like to receive this year? | New large framed photos of my niece's children |
| 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). | I attend classes almost every day. When I attend in person, sheets are handed out to supplement the oral presentation. When the class is on-line, it is accompanied by multi-page attachments which are referenced throughout the class, so if I don't print them out, I'm not following the discussion properly. I feel the need to keep all these hand-outs and print-outs on various topics. I've tried putting them in folders but I am awash in folders They fill my filing cabinets and are stacked on every available surface in the house.. Is there a way to calm this down? |
| Future topics | stacks of folders , each containing many 8 1/2 11 sheets with material typed or printed on them on a variety of important topics |
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