We also stopped at the new Quarry Bend Walmart too for a Brother but they only had a Dymo , I was said since I still have not purchased anything at the new Sandy edifice. Last week when it first opened, our whole office went to visit. With the intention of having lunch, we decided to pass when we found a over crowded McDonalds. Ty advised us to walk quickly so as not to have our feet burned on the floor. He claims that Walmart is owned and operated by none other than the devil himself, so surely they have built the store over an area of fire and brimstone!
Aaron is now mentoring me on the fine art of GTD, so we went shopping for a label maker. This fine machine will now grace my desk and will be a key element in bring order and sanity to the office and home. The Mom said "I hope you remember to throw out 50 tons of crap! So I put a 3 x 5 card in my In box to do just that, start counting dear.
GTD is an organization system which really makes a lot of sense, it forces you to recognize all your tasks and then lets you work on them as you have the time. I like it and it seems to have worked well for the other brother.
At Costco, Sister Sarah received her very own Costco card. They checked her ID carefully to make sure she is indeed 18, a young face for sure but she is 18 and a darling girl for sure. We also picked up an Ipod player for my very own Nano. Aaron reminded me that this is the third time I have purchased this item, previously I have taken it back in hopes of finding just the right device, well it turns out that it is the right one, so there!
Oh and who are these dudes, well you tell me? Any Guesses?
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The dudes look like church dudes... but who I don't know. I anxiously await your explanation. It seems you really had a fun day yesterday. The pie is yummy! What a great lunch stop. Ben had to explain to me what a Brother and Dymo are... and even he's not sure. Print cartridges? I'm a little puzzled. I'm interested in this GTD organization system... I assume it's targeted for work/office environment, and not the home in general... but either way, I'm intrigued.
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