I need a to-do list manager. One that can do all of these:
- be available when I’m mobile (offline capability would be a big + )
- Standard interface (with reminders/alerts)
- nice categorization/labeling ability
- Clean and neat
- Free (blame it on the economic downturn)
Other than RTM which is a paid service (for mobile i.e), is there anything else?
Possible ones:
- google tasks
- email myself everything?
- write it on a notebook (like a physical one ) ##
Best stop motion video I’ve seen. Very inspiring to get creative.
It’s a very nice song too. Checkout the lyrics below:
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Sun been down for days
A pretty flower in a vase
A slipper by the fireplace
A cello lying in its case
Soon she’s down the stairs
Her morning elegance she wears
The sound of water makes her dream
Awoken by a cloud of steam
She pours a daydream in a cup
A spoon of sugar sweetens up
And She fights for her life
As she puts on her coat
And she fights for her life on the train
She looks at the rain
As it pours
And she fights for her life
As she goes in a store
With a thought she has caught
By a thread
She pays for the bread
And She goes…
Nobody knows
Sun been down for days
A winter melody she plays
The thunder makes her contemplate
She hears a noise behind the gate
Perhaps a letter with a dove
Perhaps a stranger she could love
And She fights for her life
As she puts on her coat
And she fights for her life on the train
She looks at the rain
As it pours
And she fights for her life
As she goes in a store
With a thought she has caught
By a thread
She pays for the bread
And She goes…
Nobody knows
And She fights for her life
As she puts on her coat
And she fights for her life on the train
She looks at the rain
As it pours
And she fights for her life
Where people are pleasantly strange
And counting the change
And She goes…
Nobody knows
Today, I was writing an email and I had to write ” in/on/at the back of your head”. My first instinct was to do a few searches to find the right article. I didn’t find any relevant article, so I tried something else.
I searched for the phrases in quotes. Here are the results.
Phrase — # search results
“at the back of your head” — 69,600
“on the back of your head” — 108,000
“in the back of your head” — 270,000
I’m guessing the usage depends on the object/idea surrounding the head
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