Everyone Cam

I had a BlackBerry awhile back and loved it. But I just use a Franklin planner now and don't change the phone/address or important info sections. Much easier and less expensive.

but that doesn't play minesweeper

I just write everything on little scraps of paper and put them in my pocket.

My phone holds all phone numbers - I don't think I have anyones address... what would I need that for?

I do love the pocket note, but that doesn't help me remember birthdays, anniversaries, etc. That's why I'd like a daily electronic one. I don't want to have to open a planner to the "birthday" section - I'd like it to just pop up on the right day for me.

Mu COMPUTER can do all that crap....why do you need a PALM?

Mu COMPUTER can do all that crap....why do you need a PALM?

Yes "Mu" Computer......f' you....

and I will post this one twice too......god damn RABBIT refresh crap!

Yes "Mu" Computer......f' you....

and I will post this one twice too......god damn RABBIT refresh crap!

I use the same system Todd does. I keep little scraps of paper in "mu" pocket. "Mu" wife keeps track of birthdays, anniversaries and other important dates, and she's really good at it. That's one of the reasons I got married....I needed someone to help me keep track of all that other stuff.

Maybe you should consider this as an alternative to purchasing a palm pilot. There are other fringe benefits too!

In the spirit of Eric's last post.....

I use the same system Todd does. I keep little scraps of paper in "mu" pocket. "Mu" wife keeps track of birthdays, anniversaries and other important dates, and she's really good at it. That's one of the reasons I got married....I needed someone to help me keep track of all that other stuff.

Maybe you should consider this as an alternative to purchasing a palm pilot. There are other fringe benefits too!

Eric -- Isn't it a bit cumbersome and inconvenient to carry your computer around?

I do the scraps of paper too -- but they tend to get lost or pile up. I did like the paper printout of a monthly calendar Todd was using at one time - 1 page, folds right up and fits almost anywhere.

I like haywood's idea of getting someone to keep track of info for you. Unfortunately, that's what I am for Jim. So, I'm trying to keep track of too much and I need to give in and get a better system going.

Had a Palm, didn't like it - switched to a small paper calendar and then just keep all numbers and stuff in my phone - electro-gadget just wasn't for me.. My boss on the other hand has had a Palm for about 4 years now and cannot live without it!!! I bet you would do well with getting a Palm :)

It's important you get this worked out. Jim is counting on you.

I swear, you being organized would be no help to my life at all. Honest. I wouldn't ask you to put our common friends birthdays on there and keep me updated. Never. Nope. I promise. :)

Haywood's Bday: July 29th.

I just wanted to be the first entry in Dee's new Palm Pilot.

Haywood -- Sorry we missed your b-day. Much belated happiness!!

Dee, you can have my old Visor if you want to try it out. It's probably horribly outdated at this point, but at least it's a free trial. Probably just needs a new battery.

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BTW - in the morning you log into the computer. You check you "Day's Outlook" and then your done. No need to carry computer around, or spend 300-500 on a PALM.

I feel that Palm Pilot's are the greatest invention of waste ever known to technology. Buy a Franklin Planner to write things down, and then spend the money you would have left over to purchase a Gameboy Advanced. That's a handheld worth owning.