Yep this weekend I forced myself to tackle projects I’ve been putting off for a while. Like our disgusting shower. It’s now sparking clean. Like the over-stuffed bulletin boards above my desk. There were slips of paper tacked on there from two years ago. Two years. Anyhow that now has a nice new goal system complete with due dates, just so I have all the projects I’m working on in one place:
I considered a large wall calendar, but decided that would just take up a lot of space and mostly be a waste of paper. Besides I have a day planner/calendar that runs my life and having another, larger version seemed extraneous. Anyhow we’ll see how this works. I also solved the annoying “printer and paper” problem: my printer is on one shelf I can reach from my desk, the paper was below it, but out of reach, and when I did get up and walk around, getting to the paper I needed always involved much wrestling. I thought about putting up wall shelves. ugh. Something I hate to do. But happily discovered that with some shifting of books, I could replace the paper in a handier spot. And my books look quite cute too:
February 8, 2008 at 7:47 pm |
yr so cute i wish we still lived together somehow. yr so good at making things look good, i still remember what you had on yr wall above yr top bunk freshman year of college. and our kitchen in 455 – a breathtakingly successful collaboration, IMHO!
December 3, 2010 at 12:58 pm |
we use big wall calendars on our offices, big wall calendars are easier to read .*”