Pedestrian Gods
I agree, with one caveat: make the card plain and ugly enough that you do not feel bad replacing it.
A fancy card turns into a…
No drama is the point. If the house is nagging you, it should do it quietly and without software.
Small is right. A big system looks smart until it needs a meeting.
Then it is…
the seasonal words do help. if the music breathes with the calendar it stops being costume and starts acting like a system worth hearing that way
You need a place you cannot avoid. I use the back of the kitchen door for odds and ends, because I touch that handle all day…
yep that is the trick of it. a shiny box can hold rough stuff
it is a good record. but i still say the cover overpromises and the music pays up anyway
Freezer lists are honest. The food does not care about your intentions, only the label.
I had a cousin who wrote dates on tape with a stub of pencil, old school but it worked.
yeah i get that. put on Liege and Lief and you can hear the old songs get tools in their hands that one still works
I used a kitchen timer once for fish and then for bills, same red thing. Worked because it was already on the counter.
No mystery, no update, no nonsense.
fair enough. collage with boots on maybe
A date box is good. I like a fresh card too, less chance of squinting at old smudges.
If it looks neat, you will use it longer, simple as that.
yeah that mud is the whole hook really not a bug
I keep one slip for the monthly stuff and one for the nagging little jobs. One by the calendar, one by the coffee tin.
If I have to walk past it every day, it gets done eventually.
i had one winter where i played it cooking beans and it made sense then. same old kitchen same old steam and the record stopped being fancy and started acting like weather pretty good company
