CareyB
CareyB
CareyB

Problem here seems to be that, as you get older, and drift towards a more cosmologically scaled viewpoint, not much seem important. Waitress' names, locations of speed traps, a few keyboard commands, and the password to my password safe are about it.

When the cheque clears the bank.

Ummm… Since I know what my hourly rate is, this fix isn't cheap. New laces are cheap.

Missed this on the first go round, but I'm with the Parker Jotter, which they almost killed, but I immediately throw away the ballpoint refill, and insert the Parker Roller Ball refill. Best ink on a Moleskine bar my Waterman, but lasts forever.

This used to work, but now it's a known technique, it's just annoying, and can really piss people off.

"It's not a priority." == "That's not important to me!" == "You're not important to me!"

I change my pants ;-P

VOTE: A mild remix of GTD+Asian Efficiency application of Omnifocus

First, while Gorilla Glass is wonderful stuff, there's a piece of plastic on top of it. That's how touch screens work!

Don't do this!!!!! Guess why WD-40 'frees' things that are stuck? It's got a solvent in it!

And what if someone you date in your department get's promoted, or transferred, or becomes your boss?

I can tell you from vast experience that this is true. Done is on your resume. Perfect is not.