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Sep. 9th, 2010 12:42 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pageeaterAirline tickets confirmed - check
Eugene shuttle set up - check
Oakland to Marin shuttle set up - check
Hotel reservation confirmed - check
Hertz rental reserved - check
Meetings and work schedule set up - check
I love crossing things off my list. I found an iphone app I love for lists. It's called 2Do - and I used the free version for a month (limited) and liked it so much I paid the price for the full-on version. My personal life has now gone completely paperless and I couldn't be more pleased.
Personal journal - I use Word now instead of spiral paper pages.
Reading - mostly downloads on Kindle.
Lists - thank you, iphone.
Even my daily Sudoku game is now in app form.
Sometimes I still like to send written cards to friends because it shows the care I want to give. And at my desk - I still work with a pen close by.
And I still print out and edit my writing by hand.
Ten years ago, when I first came to Live Journal, I only business-worked with a screen. Now my life *is* a screen. And I'm as thankful as my ancestors must have been when they could throw their heavy clay tablets away and make use of paper.
Eugene shuttle set up - check
Oakland to Marin shuttle set up - check
Hotel reservation confirmed - check
Hertz rental reserved - check
Meetings and work schedule set up - check
I love crossing things off my list. I found an iphone app I love for lists. It's called 2Do - and I used the free version for a month (limited) and liked it so much I paid the price for the full-on version. My personal life has now gone completely paperless and I couldn't be more pleased.
Personal journal - I use Word now instead of spiral paper pages.
Reading - mostly downloads on Kindle.
Lists - thank you, iphone.
Even my daily Sudoku game is now in app form.
Sometimes I still like to send written cards to friends because it shows the care I want to give. And at my desk - I still work with a pen close by.
And I still print out and edit my writing by hand.
Ten years ago, when I first came to Live Journal, I only business-worked with a screen. Now my life *is* a screen. And I'm as thankful as my ancestors must have been when they could throw their heavy clay tablets away and make use of paper.
