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If during a conversation I need to say something but am delayed in being able to comment, I cross my fingers it helps me to remember what I needed to say until it's my turn to talk. ~Joanne Learn to
love sticky notes! When you need to remember something, pen it on your sticky
note and stick someplace where you HAVE to look at it. For example: a mirror,
computer screen, or TV screen. ~Lorna I HANG A PRETTY RIBBON LIKE A CLOTHESLINE ACROSS MY KITCHEN DOOR. WHEN THE KIDS BRING HOME SCHOOL PAPERS I NEED TO READ OR SIGN, I HANG THEM THERE , WITH A CLOTHESPIN. THIS HELPS ME REMEMBER WHERE THINGS ARE, AND PREVENTS THEM FROM GETTING LOST IN THE EVERYDAY PAPER PILE UP. ~Lettie ALWAYS USE DUPLICATE CHECKS, THEY ARE ONLY A FEW DOLLARS MORE AND YOU WILL NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU WROTE THE CHECK, OR THE AMOUNT OF THE CHECK. "Have a pen and notebook with you wherever you go. I have notebooks scattered around the house, car, and yard so that when I think of something I need to get done or remember, I jot it down. In the past I would think of things I needed to do and then forget I had remembered them! Now I wherever I think of it I have a place to write it down!" |
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