Hi, I'm new

[Herm...@gmail.com]

Hi, I just wanted to say hello. I got the idea to join because someone
on LJ linked to the 43F blog and I started looking at it, and lo &
behold, here I am. Here is a link to an LJ entry I made regarding my
need to get organized:
http://www.livejournal.com/users/hermgirl/2005/02/27/

I have started reading GTD and am really liking it a lot.

Frugal tip: Instead of the Moleskin, not to disparage the fine
notebook, but for those of us a little shorter of pocket, how about the
Composition Notebook? They also make them in pocket size, if you look
around.

[Todd]

Welcome! Good luck with using GTD in your life.

I don't remember ever seeing a pocket-sized composition. I'll have to
look into that,

[Judine]

Welcome. While there's a mania for Moleskines around here, there are
other alternatives, depending on your needs. Yesterday, after much
consideration, I bought an Executive Slimline Personal from Filofax to
use as my calendar and notebook of choice. It's thin and open--the
lack of a tab, zipper, or snap made it very appealing to me. And I've
been eyeing the beautiful stuff over at http://www.russellandhazel.com.
The same outfit has a partnership with Smead, producing equally cool
supplies: http://www.yourmo.com. (I have no affiliation whatsover with
any of these companies....)

[messymarvin]

I've been using the Hipster PDA (3x5 index cards with a binder clip)
for my pocket notebook. Index cards are extremely flexible. I can't
stress enough how handy they are just to have on hand for everyday use.

[Jeff Kenton]

I found them at Kmart, in the school supplies area, and others have
told me that they are available at Walmart as well.

On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 19:10:47 -0800, Todd <mcke...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I don't remember ever seeing a pocket-sized composition. I'll have to
> look into that,
>
>

They are 4.5 x 3.25 in, and I hold mine closed with a 3/8 in binder clip.

Have fun!
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