Life History Part IV - Emotions — The 21st Century Matriarch

This is the 4th of 7 posts with prompts to develop a life history. Previous posts in this series:

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This fourth in the series is about emotions. Emotions are the manifestation of feelings. Sometimes they are not entirely logical - but they give our lives dimension. Questions about emotions sometimes beg for a story to provide context. Here are some questions to start exploring the emotional side of a life history.

What has been the happiest moment of your life to date?
What has been the saddest moment of your life to date?
What holidays do you celebrate?
How religious are you - what role does religion play in your life?
Do you attend church (regularly...occasionally...ever)?
What do you like most about your life right now?
What do you like the least (or dislike) about your life right now?
If you have to leave the house in a hurry - maybe not ever to return - what would you take with you?
What is your definition of success?
Give a couple of examples of things you enjoy doing with someone else.
How do I know I can trust you?
Are you an introvert or extrovert?
Describe the clothes you like the best.
Describe an emotionally charged event at work.
Describe an emotional charged event at home or with your family.
What makes you angry and what do you do when you are angry?
How often have you gotten angry in the past month?
Describe a conflict that did not work out as you had hoped.
What is your general approach to conflict?
How emotional are you generally - are you volatile or stoic?