
eileen (the church office manager, who is INCREDIBLY administratively and organizationally gifted, by the way), tells me there's this one golden rule of organization (or whatever you want to call it): only handle things once. you get a piece of mail, you throw it away or put it exactly where it's going to go. you pull out a book for something for a lesson, you do what you need to do with it and put it back or put it in the appropriate place for that particular lesson... a very logical rule, if you ask me. however, i would like to make the bold claim that i am physically and mentally incapable of following this rule. i just can't get there! how can i throw stuff away? why would i file that now when i may wa

and such is my life... and my desk...
BUT! last week it was pretty impressive...
i'll show you...
even pastor john said it was "amazing."
ps: yeah, i think it's probably time to go home now...
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Okay, you can get a "revisit" type file? Or you can get a tickler file...
You just create a file that you come in every morning and check. If you'd like to look at a website or a mailing, etc. again, just put it in your tickler file and you will find it again in a month - if you remember to check day-by-day. I can show you how to do this because my boss had me make one a while back.
Unfortunately, I'm terrible at keeping up with the tickler file!! My boss is good at it, though, so it works out. ;-)
Hey Missy, I really love you. =D
yeah, i have quite a large "tickler" or "revisit" file. in fact, everything i receive goes into it. that's where the bulk of my problems come in. HA HA!
missy=no good at organization!
i love you too, kelli!
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