Do, if I am still able to do so. Though I might ask first if anyone else present wants it.

Do the family shopping regularly?

Do.

Cook family dinners?

Do. Though I rarely have a chance to cook for my whole family lately.

Go to a movie by yourself?

Do not as a rule. It is far more fun if I can go to a movie with other family members who also want to see the movies I like.

Do fund raising for worthy causes like guide-dogs, fire fighting, Red Cross, helicopter rescue services, or serious health disorders?

Do! I've done lots of fundraising but mostly for church stuff. Bake sales, car washes, selling various things, dinners of all kinds and the list can go on!

Put up Christmas decorations?

Do. Maybe not a lot of them, but I do.

Read on an electronic device?

For books, do not, however, I do peruse magazines since that keeps them from cluttering the house.

Buy the Christmas present someone really wants?

Do. And try to do so on a regular basis. That way I feel I have given something really valuable, regardless of expense. I've always been impressed with Father Christmas in LWW.

Try to use up last year's left over Christmas wrapping paper?

Do. Only some of it will be wrinkled or there will be a gift larger than the different pieces we have so someone will buy new paper and the cycle will start all over again.

Ask to pet someone's dog when you meet them on a walk?

Do, when they seem like a friendly one.

Watch movies in 3D at the cinema?

Do not. I don't get the full effect of them, probably due to my bad vision.

Participate in a secret Santa gift exchange?

Do.

Burn scented candles?

Do not. Only because I'm not allowed to have open flames in my apartment.

Take your car into maintenence regularly?

Do. It is a condition of the annual re-registration of one's car in this state that it has to have a pink slip to show the car is roadworthy.

Go away on holidays at the Christmas break?

Do not.

Stay up until midnight on New Year's Eve?