Random acts of stationery #28

Oh! I’d like to trade lists with you, please.

I can’t remember when my to-do list was last empty.

I am going to erm… borrow your post it for erm…a few days.

what happened to #3. playing scrabble against yourself?

Bohémienne - This list may be deceptive. There is a lot of sub-text to that ‘Erm’.

Rob - This to do list isn’t empty either. It’s very busy. And profound.

blueseaurchin - Be my guest. I have 97,000 of them.

Miss July - Ah, but I am not a Scrabble addict, and any suggestion that I am will be most vehemently denied. Oh yes.

should number 1 read: perm?

I believe that all to-do lists should look exactly like this.

Andre - Well, if you do it first I will surely follow, since you are undoubtedly my guru when it comes to all things coiffure-related.

David - They should, yes. Sadly, they don’t.

shouldn’t the writing of the to-do list also be on the list? or would that just cause an infinite spiral of writing all the things you’re going to do and consequently never actually completing any of them?

Yes, Kermit. You are entirely right. Furthermore, you have just described my working life. I am now going to go and hide under a rock.

I rather like the concept of an infinite loop.

loop! ooh, la la la. Plus, the post-it note looks sufficiently small enough to only have a tiddly to-do list on. which is a good thing.

Miles Away - It is a very small and delightful post-it note. Unfortunately, when I scan it, it comes out very big. It is quite frustrating.