Tweets on 2010-02-03

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Tweets on 2010-02-02

  • Everyone who's seen the new council offices can't wait to move in. Me included. #
  • Hmmm, mozzarella and pistachio sarnie (@ Pret a Manger) http://4sq.com/b1MHYL #
  • Just the 4 of us in whole place (@ Panda Cantonese Restaurant) http://4sq.com/aABcPP #
  • So we got to the Chinese and took our coats off and discovered quite by chance we were dressed identically. Evil gay twins FTW! #
  • @NottmHotspur euw… Just imagining picking doormat hairs out of the bbq sauce… in reply to NottmHotspur #
  • @philipfh ah, but what if we'd been dining in the dark? No-one would ever have known! in reply to philipfh #
  • @tonytheaker Nottm City slowly moving into one building from current 7ish. New one is ex Cap 1 glass horror opposite station. in reply to tonytheaker #
  • Cruel making us wait til after midnight for Only Connect and University Challenge on iPlayer. Nailbiting UC quarter-final! #

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Tweets on 2010-02-01

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Personal productivity – printed diary sheets #lazyweb

Can anyone help with with a query?

One of the great features of the late lamented Sandy, the online PA, was that she produced a daily sheet which had all your diary entries, a bunch of your to-dos, along with a peppy repeat of your current goal. It looked good, it had loads of handy things in one place – and it even had a space for handwritten notes that could be typed up once you got home.

Since Sandy was killed off, I’ve not found anything quite so good.

I’m trying to use RememberTheMilk for to-dos, and as ever I have my diary on my Nokia N95, synched with Windows Calendar at home, and synched over the air with Google Calendar using GooSync.

If anyone knows a way of kludging those together to get greater synergies, I’d love to know.

Footnote:

I’ve been meaning for a while to write up some of my struggles about getting better organised. I’ve had a bit of a go at Getting Things Done, but not really done it properly, so have ended up in a rather chaotic mix of things being undone. At one point, I tried to read Do It Tomorrow, but never quite got around to it.

Which speaks volumes about me and personal productivity, eh? I’m always feeling like I’m two paces from drowning, but by and large I get enough done each month to just about keep my head over water.

One final note: I loved @miketd’s tweet a few months ago which went something like: “personal productivity blogging is as much an oxymoron as military intelligence or gay culture.”

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Passive aggressive Twitter lists (this means you @eddie_grundy)

Here’s the latest in passive aggression after naming your Wifi router to send a message to your neighbours: putting people on a Twitter list that asks for refollows:

pa-tweets

I think I ended up on this list after tweeting about Brian Aldridge.

I’m still not going to follow Eddie. He might try and sell me some dodgy cider or garden paving.

PS my wifi router has my URL in it – the theory being if anyone geographically near me wants to find out how to contact me, they can use my website to find details. Half of me wonders if that might actually be a bad idea, but I can’t quite pin down why?