Survey #230 Response from Suzanne
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| What is your clutter keeping you from having, from being, or from doing? Describe how your life would be different if all of your clutter disappeared overnight. What new—or familiar—activities, experiences, or things would you invite into your space? | I would have friends over to hang out, share a meal, or whatever. I would be more active - physically and doing fun stuff like playing an instrument, sewing, rich reading time,etc. |
| Describe an item in your home that you feel as if you couldn’t live without. What meaning or significance does this item hold for you? What feelings does it evoke? Do you love it? Need it? Use it regularly? Feel a sense of obligation about it? (And so on.) | I can’t think. |
| If you had to leave your home suddenly with no certainty of ever being able to return, what’s the one thing that you would take with you, and why? For purposes of this question, assume or pretend that you don’t have an emergency evacuation bag or kit prepared, and you only have time to grab one treasured item on your way out the door. | My 3 best bras - one is for high-impact sports. My meds that I take daily? My dog and her meds (epilepsy). There are no handy photos of my most beloved people to grab and run but if yes, that would be my emergency never going back home item. Oh boy, what about a small physical list of phone numbers and address of my most important people. |
| 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). If we think that your question—and our answer—might be useful or instructive to The Clutter Fairy Weekly audience, we’ll share them in an upcoming episode. | With all things clutter/declutter in your life have you ever felt like walking away from it all with nothing but a small carload? |
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