Paperless

Call me old fashioned, but I really didn't think we would transform ourselves successfully into a paperless society.  It's true that much of our record keeping these days is done on-line.  However, there is still a need for paper copies of important documents.  I still have piles and piles of paper, but I  am slowly moving it into digital storage, thanks to my handy scanner.  I had started the scanner project years nine years ago, but I put it off for a while.  Thankfully, technology has improved a bit, and it is much easier to scan all my documents and provide backups for them as well. 

I still think it will take me another year to finish scanning most of my paper documents.  Then I guess I'll move to pictures. Well, it's back to the scanner for me.

See ya.

I'll Post It Tomorrow

When managing various blogs and other forms of social media, there is a temptation to procrastinate.  I have been guilty of this on many occasions,  Despite the fact that I am quite late with an updated post, at least I did come back eventually.  Procrastination isn't limited to authoring posts on social media.  It can also be one of those issues that impacts the rest of your life too.  We tend to put off a lot of things in our lives and attribute it to our busy lives at work or home or personal life.


I would be a hypocrite if I say to never put off to tomorrow what can be done today.  It really is all about priorities. If something is important enough, I believe we will make the time for it.  For me, at the moment, the temptation is to sleep, perchance to dream.  I think it's time for a nap now.

See ya.