Survey #188 Response from Susan Marie

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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?I enjoy hosting an early Dec Holiday Open House for my friends and close neighbors. I prepare or buy some of the snacks, food, and beverages, and usually most of the people coordinate w me & bring something. We do a Chinese PollyAnna that’s a lot of laughs. Last year the top gift was scratch off lottery tickets, and the booby gift was an at home pregnancy test (understand, we live in a Senior Community!). I also pair guests to work on a trivia game sheet, w prizes for the winning pair. It’s very relaxed, everyone’s in a good mood, & most folks can walk home.
What is your LEAST FAVORITE part of the holiday season, and why?I miss that all my family no longer come together for Thanksgiving or any holidays anymore. People live on both coasts, nieces and nephews are adults & some are married w kids themselves. It’s a different passage of life for us older family members.
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.Warm, inviting, and stress free is the vibe I’d like for myself and others.
What gift would you most like to receive this year?The simple gold cross that my mother had worn when she was younger, & gave to me, and which was stolen from my apartment years ago by a neighbor “friend” who I didn’t know was a heroin addict.
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).What are YOUR favorite holidays and traditions?
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