Angel ,'Conviction (1)'
Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I often plan or write things out on paper, then transfer them into the phone/tablet/computer.
This is me. I write stuff down on paper and then put everything into Google. (And then I print out a weekly calendar to stick on the fridge so it all comes full circle.)
If it isn't on my phone/computer it doesn't exist. In the unlikely event that I write something down I often end up staring at it and wondering what it meant.
I keep trying to transfer to an electronic system, but I can't. I am not very organized on paper either, but somehow writing it down at least makes it stick in my head. Also computer reminders make me not want to do whatever!
My system is written down, but I set alarms on my phone for things that I *must* do at a specific time (like taking meds, or trying to get tickets to a concert as soon as they go on sale).
Okay, as I was typing that ^^^^, I realized I do use the calendar on my computer, too, for appointments and birthdays and reminders to pay bills (and taxes) and book release dates. My daily to-do list is what I use pen and paper for.
My system has been electronic since I purchased my first Palm Pilot in the 90s.
I've been trying to get into bullet journaling. But not really for calendaring—gotta keep that electronic. But to-do lists and trackers and stuff, paper is my jam.
Writing something down definitely helps me remember it even if I never look at it again, so scraps of paper that I inevitably lose are okay for some purposes. Electronic is better for me to actually find things again, but paper is more satisfying for crossing off to-do lists and feeling like I am making progress in whatever.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO NOISEDESIGN!
Woot! Birthday party up in here!
Happy birthday, ND!