Survey #204 Response from PJ in Oxfordshire
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| How would you rank paper clutter among the categories of stuff that you have difficulty managing? | Paper is a problem, but it doesn’t make my top three categories. |
| For which of the following types of paper clutter would you like to get help and/or advice? (Check all that apply.) |
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| What type of paper clutter that you struggle with did we leave off the list above? | Funeral leaflets (order of service with the person's photos on) |
Please complete any of the following statements:
| I would have an easier time managing paper if only - I could put the filing cabinet together: it's currently flat-packed in a box in the attic but it's too heavy for me to bring down. It's got hanging folders & it's only two drawers but it's perfectly sized for me, and I would use it as the other bedside table so it already has a space waiting for it in the house. This question makes me question why I haven't found someone strong to bring it down for me yet.... |
| Tell us about your most treasured paper item. | Would have to be plural - handwritten cards and letters from dearly loved family & friends who aren't with us anymore. Just seeing their personal handwriting is enough to bring back their faces in my mind's eye and remind me of all the love. |
| 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). | Gayle - you mentioned a few weeks ago about how this is the time of year you look at the garden & then sort of walk away! I'm struggling with this too. Do you get a gardener to help, or do you have something you say to yourself to motivate you to get going? To be honest, the weeds right now haven't had long to grow & they aren't that bad, so if I could just get out there I'd make a big impression. But one of your excellent Gayle-isms would be super helpful for motivation! 🙂 |
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