Survey #204 Response from Maureen
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| How would you rank paper clutter among the categories of stuff that you have difficulty managing? | Paper is #2. |
| 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? | Club monthly newsletters, high school/college newsletters |
Please complete any of the following statements:
| I struggle with paper clutter because I always think I may need that whatever it is in the future. |
| Tell us about your most treasured paper item. | Lists my mom made we found after my she passed away of all the birthdays and anniversaries in our family. I asked my husband this question, too, and he said the Neptune Society Certificate his Army dad received from crossing the equator in WWII. |
| 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've got a basement that's become a dumping ground for everything from our late parents crystal, china, and silver, to my kids crib (they're 26 and 28 now) to Rubbermaid containers filled with paper that I took off of counters and dining room tables in a frantic pace when someone was coming over. It's all so overwhelming! What are some starting techniques Gayle and Ed can recommend when dealing with such a space? |
| Future topics | In a previous episode a book club was mentioned. I'd be very interested in this and am reading, for the second time, Downsizing the Family Home by Marni Jameson. It's an AARP book that I hope will help me part with family crystal, china, and silver all in my basement (think Gayle once referred to this as "the starter set of life"). |
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