The Things We Forget.
Visit http://thingsweforget.blogspot.com/ and make your own version of a short memo reminder. Where would you post it?

How I look at sticky notes changed once I saw a video by comedian John Kawie who is also a stroke survivor. I really got a lot out of his video preview and his monthly short articles in the Stroke Connection Magazine, the publication of the American Stroke Association. I bought a copy of his DVD.
I have shared the preview below. I hope you watch the whole thing but please take a look at the bit starting at 3:20 minutes in for his comedy bit-- "post-its are my life". So funny and so true for many of us survivors of stroke and brain injury.
I used http://wigflip.com/superstickies/ to make the graphic. Fun!!
5 comments:
I found that superstickies site too! LOVE IT. I live from list to sticky note to list. It's how our family keeps on track - we've trained our children to put it on a sticky note if they want us to remember something they need us to do.
great post-it and one I need to.
Thank you so much for your lovely, encouraging comment on my blog yesterday.
John's Post-It note take on a trenchcoat flasher was hilarious. I use lots of stickies since my stroke.
Post-It Notes are a real God-send. Whoever invented them was a genius! I also like the 'Stickies' function on my MAC laptop, although I think I put too many into its memory and it started to act up. I had to find a different way to store them. lol
If you have Windows 7 you can get the sticky post gadget for your desktop. I use this program all the time.
I loved the video. Attitude is everything.
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