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Date: 02/20/2008 Topic: Organizing > Memory Tricks  
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If you are out and about and want to remember something for later, call your home and leave it on the answering machine. It will work also from home to office if you have a direct line to your voice mail at work.

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Post by daiquiri (27) | (02/23/2008)
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I send myself emails all the time..usually from home to work. Glad I'm not the only one.

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Post by Debbie52 (915) | (02/21/2008)
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What a good idea! I have never done that but I do send myself emails! I am at the computer quite a bit anyway and I find that is a good way to remind myself of something I need to do is send a reminder email to myself. It's too easy for notes to get lost or if you have a little boy like mine...."stolen"!

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Post By Kathy (Guest Post) (02/20/2008)
I do this all the time! My husband thinks I'm nuts so at least now I can show him that I'm not the only one!
Thanks for proving my sanity!! :o)

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Post by jess_admin (452) | (02/20/2008)
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If you are out and want to remember something when you get home, call your answering machine or voice mail and leave yourself a message.

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I now work from home but when I had a job I made sure that I would not forget to make or bring something for our monthly pot lucks by calling my home and leaving a message FOR MYSELF on my answering machine. At first I got a lot of laughs, but pretty soon others in the office started doing the same thing for all sorts of things that needed to be remembered. I still occasionally leave myself a message. My husband travels a lot and also calls and leaves himself messages a lot. When he does, I just make sure I don't erase the message until he's done whatever it was that he needed to do. By Margaret (12/18/2004)

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Hahaha, good Idea, Sue. (12/20/2004)

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