I switch it up a lot, but I am better with paper things somehow. I think the act of righting jogs my memory in a particular way.

I use a paper datebook, and lots of scraps of paper with lists on them. Nothing else works for me. I tried Google calendar and then forgot to ever look at it.

Was it this? [link] The name doesn't sound familiar, but the image does...

I have a stupid complicated system using paper (to do lists and calendars), Googletasks, Google calendar, Omnifocus (on my phone, tablet, and laptop) iCal, and sticky notes. And the occasional back of an envelope, but I try to avoid that. Needs rethinking but I do not have time for that.

... and your chief export is chrome!

I tell you, I spent 3 weeks in Albania in 2001, and that was in my head the whole damn time.

-t that looks right to, but when I read about it, that one seems much more complicated. This one is sort of- write down everything, draw a line, write down more stuff after the line, do stuff.

How is that not just making a list of everything you need to do?

I've been using Evernote a lot more lately -- so I can separate tasks by topic. It works somewhat well if I can remember to record the tasks as they arise.

I can't remember-- that's why I wish I knew the name so I could look it up. There was something about moving items under the line at a certain time?

One of my friends was just saying he'd taken up that bullet journal method and was loving it. Seemed too complicated to me. I've tried a few online methods, but generally just go back to old pen and paper lists. Usually separate notebooks for work and life, and when a list gets mostly done or messy looking, start a new page with the undone things and any new things I can come up with...and when a notebook gets too scruffy looking, the fun of buying a new notebook!

Sorry--that wasn't a real question, just a comment on the appropriateness of the choice

I think the Pixies are a dubious choice for ANY product you may want to sell, unless your product IS a bone machine. Sometimes I wonder if there's some music nerd in the advertising department who is all "I can't believe I got away with that." But mostly I think somebody liked the way it sounded and didn't actually listen to or think about the lyrics.

For some reason I cannot comprehend Evernote. Everything I put in there, I can never find again, which is weird because I thought that was the point? I think I might need a tutorial.