Disorder2Order - keeping busy families organized: Recent Comments

Comment on Simplify your holiday cards

Jennifer William — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 10:56:26 GMT

your article is consist of interesting information. nice job.

Comment on The Planner Challenge...

Megan Spears — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 03:31:06 GMT

I have always been a fan of using technology for tracking information. There is something so seamless about being paperless that appeals to me, however I can't seem to find that mobile device that will allow me to see all the details on a tiny screen - - enter the paper planner!

Thanks for stopping and sharing! I love A-L-L of these services and am thrilled that you like them too!

Comment on My favorite Christmas things....

Megan Spears — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 03:26:00 GMT

Let me know if you need the recipe! I've got it and for some reason, I can not duplicate it to Grandma's perfection!

Comment on My favorite Christmas things....

Beth — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 06:29:13 GMT

Grandma's yankee plum pudding was always my favorite, too.

Comment on The Planner Challenge...

Beth — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 06:11:31 GMT

Lately I've been planning "in the cloud." I use Google calendars and RemembertheMilk.com (a marvelous to-do list website). RTM has widgets that show up on my iGoogle page and on my gmail page. Both the calendar and the task list sync to my pda (OggSync.com syncs the calendar, RTM syncs the tasks). I like being able to enter tasks/events from anywhere and have them sync up, and I like knowing that if one device fails I can still recover the data. Plus, I can type more easily than I can write, and I can easily insert hyperlinks, copy/pasted notes from email, and so on. I'm sitting in front of my computer many hours a day anyway--might as well use it to stay organized. :) I do admire those paper planners, though.

Comment on A hook on the wall can change your life

Megan Spears — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:19:26 GMT

Before we moved, the cloths NEVER seemed to make it in the laundry basket. They would land right in front of the basket. It would crack me up because not only would the closet door NOT be able to close, but you actually had to walk over it to get to the bathroom. Men are so funny in that regard!

Thanks for stopping by (Happy New Year!).

Comment on A hook on the wall can change your life

Megan Spears — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:16:19 GMT

Isn't it funny how the little things mean so much! Enjoy your newly hung mirror! - Megan

Comment on A hook on the wall can change your life

Lisa — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 14:06:24 GMT

TRUE! My husband of 6 years took this week off work and HUNG THE HALL MIRROR yesterday!!! AMAZING! It had only been leaning against the wall in the hallway for 5 months!

You've inspired me to attach a 3M wall hook (removable) in the bathroom for his towel tonight.

Change can happen!

Comment on A hook on the wall can change your life

Marcia Francois — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 07:09:50 GMT

Too funny! Especially as just yesterday my hubby asked for something that was supposed to have been laundered and I said, "I only wash what's in the laundry bin" - I'm a mean wife. But it's effective - he only forgets once a year :)

Comment on Do you suffer from photo frame overload?

Megan Spears — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 21:02:44 GMT

I have done that. I got a beautiful hand painted card from a dear friend (who is now passed on) from the Bahamas. I do agree that there are so many ways to use frames... maybe a new blog post!

Happy holidays to you! - Meg