I had no problem taking the survey.... here are the questions (and my answers). 1. Composting can be easy, however, what can be most difficult or stressful about it? Even if its just a little thing that annoys you, what is it? Think about your process you use from beginning to end. What don't you like about it. Any answer will be helpful. My Answer: fencing it off... to keep my dogs out. 2. How often do you mix your compost? What do you use? My Answer: every two weeks when i mow my yard. I use a pitchfork to turn pile 3. Where is your compost located? Do you like looking at it? My Answer: backyard, next to my vegetable garden. I do like looking it. 4. Once your compost is fertile. What do you use to place it in our garden? My Answer: I use a pitchfork to place it in garden. 5. How do your scraps get to your compost? My Answer: I put kitchen scraps in a 5 gallon bucket that's outside my back door. when i mow (every two weeks) I empty the bucket. 6. Most people are unaware of the "how to" process of composting. What would you think would be most helpful to them? My Answer: If they knew it takes almost no effort to make "better than miracle-gro" soil. 7. Please describe your composting process from beginning to end? What tools or products might you use to aid you? My Answer: i rake leaves into one a mound near my garden. I then make a compost pile, with some of the leaves, all lawn clippings, kitchen scraps, manure (free from craigslist) and garden trimmings. once the compost pile is about 4'x6' I start making a second compost pile.

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Chisue- I have seen that with obesity research (not so much the skinny side though). It is hard for parents to understand that yes, their child is overweight or obese and so is 60% of the child's class. Parents see their child as normal but normal can still be unhealthy. My "thing" with physical activity is that the benefits BEYOND weight control are what needs to be addressed- even if someone never loses weight, they can still improve their cardiovascular health, mental health, and bone health from physical activity. I don't want my nieces growing up to hate physical activity as much as I always have. I think I would have enjoyed PE class (which is actually very difference than actual physical activity) had I not had to dress out- getting dressed and undressed in front of a room full of people was horrid and really killed any enjoyment I ever got from being active.

Hi There! I need retired individuals to answer my google survey. It is for grad school purposes only. If you fill it out please and thank you! It will really help me out during this difficult time. Here is some more info: The focus of my thesis is on non-financial self-fulfillment in retirement. Most people and the media focus on finances when approaching, and being in, retirement. However, what if your “self-actualization” in retirement, a time many have been planning for and looking forward to for years? What do you plan to do to enjoy it? Have you thought about this part of retirement or just the finances? So let's begin. - Also, thank you again! Seriously, helping me in grad school. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfnP9toXLOzhH_Z-2pSmT11SzKo39-y4EJxy6pEGuruAe7A8w/viewform