Survey #188 Response from Anonymous user
| 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? | Seeing family in the cool weather if we are lucky. The rest of it can go in the trash haha but truthfully I really despise all of the commercial stuff and busyness of the season |
| What is your LEAST FAVORITE part of the holiday season, and why? | Decorating can go in the trash. Holiday baking can go in the trash. Shopping can go in the trash. Crowds and Christmas music can go in the trash. Wrapping gifts should be banned |
| How ready is your home for any decorating, gift-wrapping, and/or holiday entertaining that you have planned? | It’ll take me a few weeks to get ready. |
| 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. | Peaceful, calm, the smell of oranges and spices boiling on the stove, maybe some instrumental soft music playing. Clean living spaces, good food and a pristine bathroom that I don't have to share with a grandson and a daughter to keep clean |
| What gift would you most like to receive this year? | A vacation away from my family. I love them I just need a break |
| 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). | Are there any other multi-generational households that are in this group? If so, how do you carve out time for yourself and places that are just yours? I have my own bedroom and I am grateful for that. I just wonder how other caretakers balance things at their house. |
| Future topics | Simple things you can do when you're overwhelmed. Things you can do in 30 minutes or less and come back to it if needed |
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