Plan It Out Thursday: Making Lists
Normally I would post this at Midnight, but I have a pinched nerve and it is very difficult for me to sit at the computer. Well, better late than never.
Are you ready to Plan it Out? If you aren’t sure what this is all about, check out my explanation from last week. And when you decide to join, please add your name and link to your Plan It Out Thursday post to Mr. Linky below. If you add your link and DO NOT write a post about your plan, I will delete it because while I am all for link love, I can’t stand when people don’t follow directions!
Let’s talk about lists. I like to write things down and with the explosion of digital organizers, I find that I am always on the look out for ways to combine written lists with digital ones. When it comes to keeping organized, I love my PDA. I have a PalmPilot and it keeps my calendar, contacts, and to do’s all together and handy. However, I recently discovered a great new digital tool that I love. It is called SPRINGPAD, an online notebook great from organizing everything from recipes, to play-dates. I only wish that I could sync it with my PDA somehow.
I use SpringPad for everything. I have created several pads so that I can organize all areas of my life. Take a look below to see what I mean. And then head over to SpringPad’s Demo so that you can see it in action.
Do you make lists? What are your favorites list-makers to help you keep organize? Write your Plan It Out Thursday post and then add it to Mr. Linky below.
I am still not ready. I think I neeed a 12 step program to break out of my habit of being disorganized. I may need to give springpad a chance again. Great info.
I so need to get organized. If you could only see my desk right now. I’m up till 1 am most nights because I have TOO much to do. I need supernanny to make me a schedule! I’ll be looking forward to everyones tips
I look forward to working on getting more organized. Thanks for starting Plan it Out Thursdays!
I know how you all feel. When I look at my apartment, I feel so overwhelmed. But, I am learning that diving right in is the best way to tackle any project. It will get easier!