I like to use my computer desktop as a temporary holding place for files that I need to work on. Sometimes I get behind.
Don’t bother asking about my email inbox.
I like to use my computer desktop as a temporary holding place for files that I need to work on. Sometimes I get behind.
Don’t bother asking about my email inbox.
what-the-gehenna?!?!?!?!
Now, on one hand that’s incredibly sad and overwhelming, but on the other it’s fantastically awesome and inspiring!!!
God has given you a great mind, a huge network of people, and hundreds of ‘once in a lifetime’ experiences…it makes sense that your desktop is always ready and waiting for your involvement.
MUCH grace & peace!
I’ve heard about your e-mail inbox…
I recognize that river displayed on the banner…
Have a great summer!
I learned a great system from life orgainization from the director of chiors at Oregon State. He has three “spheres:” The Phone, The Email Inbox, and the Desk in the Office. He says that up to 2 at a time can be out of control. If it gets to the point where 3 are out of hand, your life is about to crash.
That desktop would drive me bonkers. I can’t stand a cluttered desktop, so I stuff all my files into folders, even if they go under the nebulous title of “schoolwork” or even, “stuff.” I think I am slightly neurotic.
If I recall, Gunner’s desktop looked almost identical to that until about a month ago.
I hope Dallas provides some extra time for you.
cindi