Survey #207 Response from CHRISTINE
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| Which of the following statements best describes your living situation? | I’m an “empty nester” whose child/children have taken all or most of their belongings with them. |
Please complete one or both of the following statements:
| when my sons left in early 20's, i did not pressure them to take their stuff. they were in tiny, shared apartments. my gift to good sons, was to give them a storage place, in my basement. clutter for me in basement. years later on, in bigger apartments, they took their stuff. i asked them not to tell me what they did with their stuff. |
| What environmental or social issues most concern you with respect to your efforts to declutter, organize, and maintain your home? | worried about landfill , getting into water supply and air quality try to reuse, upcycle TRY NOT TO BUY MORE STUFF, UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NEEDED |
| What outdoor activity or activities tend to take time away from your indoor chores in the warmer months? | GARDENING, LANDSCAPING |
| 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). | INCOMING, INCOMING,,,ALERT your best advise for stopping loved ones from giving me cards, photos, gifts. very hard for me to get rid of , if from a loved one which all the stuff i am trying to get rid of my own stuff. out of control of "incoming" STUFF, as my family grows with inlaws, grandchildren. i have had the talk, the plea for no stuff...just a phone call. email, or FaceTime is perfect. but only making a little progress |
| Future topics | World Water Day was in March. Just found out about it. Never too late to do Things to help keep water supply clean. I let my grass "go" on purpose...mowing as little as possible, no grass fertilizer. A choice to make...a nice lawn, or clean water supply. are we going to poison our water supply., and get cancer.. just so we can look a nice lawn? |
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