My client has photos of all sizes scattered around her office: some loose, some framed, some on the bulletin board.  When she asked about what to do with them I immediately recalled my “Gallery Walls” note in my “Furniture | Design | Art” notebook.

Each time I give a talk I hand out these slips to gather information from attendees who want to share it.  (Public speakers, you’ll want to copy this!) They help me to build my newsletter list, bring on new clients, answer follow-up questions, and book further speaking engagements. 

My mom recently picked up texting with bitmojis as fast as any tween or millennial.  She also has one of the more accurate semblances of any bitmoji I’ve seen!  I get a kick out of each one that she sends, and many come in each week.  It pained me to delete the texts, so I started dropping them into Evernote in my “Memorabilia” notebook as a “Mom’s Bitmojis” note. 

My relationship with my Texture app is still going strong.  It’s how I read any and every magazine my heart desires on my iPad.  One of my favorite rituals is reading design magazines for about 20 minutes before I go to bed. 

In August, Nic caught a foul ball at an Oriole’s game!  As a lifelong fan, this was a surreal moment, not to mention it was his birthday party and bachelor party too.  Following the momentous event were texts of photos and links to the video on sports sites being passed around.

Nic and I are slowly but steadily working our way though our list of thank you notes to send for wedding gifts.  The “Wedding gifts and thank you notes” note has become more elaborate (and necessary) than I could have predicted.  It actually keeps track of 5 lists...