I am toooooooo busy

I know when i am trying to fit too much into my days when i can't fit what's happening into my brain - so loosing my diary (or mislaying it, i hope) meant that i missed an appointment yesterday which I should have remembered. I now have someone (rightly) hacked off at me who waited for me to turn up and i never came.

I hate being 'diary bound' because i am used to remembering stuff, but at the moment without it I am lost.

Tooooooo busy.

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SandyCarlson said…
I have a friend who is dependent on his diary but manages to leave it everywhere, including outside garbage cans outside the building where he works. I wish that book could talk. He's double-backed more times to pick up his version of the outside world--phone numbers, emails, notes about birthdays and personal matters, directions. A Palm Pilot could not withstand what the old parchment can endure! (So he's not getting one!)
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