<p>I love making lists. Packing lists, shopping lists, to-do lists...I am a list-making queen. I&#39;m also a world-class procrastinator, and don&#39;t think for a second that the two aren&#39;t related. Add in my innate laziness and a fancy new toy, and what you have is a recipe for disaster. </p><p>(Well, not really, because disaster implies that I managed to do something to screw things up. I guess what you really have is a recipe for...nothing.)</p><p>Case in point - my new phone. It&#39;s awesome. Great, even. But I soon learned that it doesn&#39;t display my to-do list from my iCal and I went into panic mode. How was I supposed to walk around without my to-do list? The one that I spend hours creating and revising and just looking at? It would not do! So I spent hours at the App store looking for a solution. </p><p>Did you know there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of to-do lists available for your phone? And that they all do the same thing - you know, list the things you need to do? You&#39;d think it would be an easy thing to do, choose one and move on. But, oh no, I had to spend time signing up for free accounts and testing and reading reviews and comments, and next thing I knew I had spent 3 hours looking for a to-do list application.</p><p>It doesn&#39;t make any sense. I could have done the same thing with a Post-It note. </p><p>(Better put that on the list.)</p><p>**********</p><p><em>On another note - are you cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year? <a href="http://diary.blogs.com/miscellaneous/2008/11/national-turkey.html" target="_blank">Then you need to read this, because today is a VERY important day.</a></em></p><p><em>Also, go here to read my <a href="http://diary.blogs.com/miscellaneous/2008/11/qa-with-carol-m.html">Q&amp;A with one of my favorite people at Butterball. </a>She&#39;s funny. You&#39;ll love her too!</em></p><p></p>
