Don't do well with calendars

[xbox]

I have a calender in my room, and its still on January. Growing up, I've always admired those people who were so structured and organized with the planners or PDAs.. I have just never been able to use one, no matter how hard I've tried and I still managed to get by. however, I will always secretly envy them..

 

[Cogwulf]

My calendar was still on january during february, and when it got to march I flipped the calendar onto february so that the page wasn't wasted.
Actually I've just noticed it's still on april.

 

[Stigmata]

The nature of life is entirely too dynamic for overly structured planning.

 

[Affinity]

My calendar at work was on January as well until I noticed sometime last week...

 

[boondockbabe]

I actually have a calendar on my wall net to the phone and it is on the correct month-this is due to my hubby. The onw in my office is still on january. And I have a collage of post-it notes around it where I have posting show dates.- I've been meaning to put them on the calendar so I wont forget a show but all they do is stack up.

Organization is not my strong suit. I love order, I just lack motivation

 

[digital angel]

I don't have a paper calendar. I think I gave up on paper calendars awhile ago. I try to put everything in my blackberry.

 

[xbox]

calendars will be the death of me

 

[boondockbabe]

Sounds like they're gonna be the death of us all

 

[Jennywocky]

I have a calender in my room, and its still on January. Growing up, I've always admired those people who were so structured and organized with the planners or PDAs.. I have just never been able to use one, no matter how hard I've tried and I still managed to get by. however, I will always secretly envy them..

I try too, and fail miserably every time. Wall and desk calendars, calendars online, the works. I will never be an organizer, never.

 

[Wizardry]

I was always good with calenders and dates. I'd have plans and things to look forward to. I'd have so much stuff it was nice to look at all my scribbled in appointments and such. Now I live a very simple life and my paper calender is blank of everything. You have to actively force yourself to gain any sort of discipline. While it sounds dumb you have to actively antagonize yourself until it is habit. Either way has advantages and disadvantages.

 

[xbox]

If it counts, I sometimes write on the bathroom mirror with a dry erase marker.

 

[AlisaD]

Don't have a calendar.

The clock in my livingroom has been stuck at 9:44 for about 2-3 years now.

I don't quite get what time is, anyway, so I guess that's all fine

 

[Minuend]

Why would one need a calendar? Internet, anyone? Cell phones?

Not you Alisa, I know you are still using rune staffs.

 

[AlisaD]

Not you Alisa, I know you are still using rune staffs.

*hits Min over the head with a staff*
Yes dear, I am.

 

[Words]

My phone automatically organizes my calendar based on my values. I lied. But that would have been nice. Thankfully enough, I enjoy organizing my calendar(phone.) It's become a system for me. I also have a wake-up, bathroom, and clothes routine. Utility-mindedness results into a patterned[ergo boring] lifestyle it seems. Then again, in order to move to something better, it's best to have everything else done efficiently[robotically]. Structures. Premise? Good. Conclusion? Good. overall idea? Good. Energy Level: 54% Motivation Level: 20% Morality Level: 0.03% Reasoning Level: 33.33%. All systems go. Initiating Lack of Initiation...

 

[Cogwulf]

Don't have a calendar.

The clock in my livingroom has been stuck at 9:44 for about 2-3 years now.

I don't quite get what time is, anyway, so I guess that's all fine

I can't cope without at least one working timepiece in my vicinity. I usually have absolutely no idea what the date is, but I'm a bit obsessive about the time of day. I have 3 working clocks in my room, all radio controlled. I only have two working watches though, and the strap of one of them is starting to get a bit disintegratey.

 

[EyeSeeCold]

Calendars are for ESxJs. No thanks.

 

[Solitaire U.]

Life is a blur of day and night. Don't ask me what day it is.

 

[Crazythinker1]

I'm pretty much the same way as most on here, my interest in calenders is purely academic, never was any good at actually using them to keep my life organized.

 

[Meer]

I have a calculator watch. It tells me what day it is, although I had to set the year ahead 30 years when I first got it.

No calendars for me.

 

[JoeJoe]

We got a calender for free at school several times. I would start using them, in the hope that the number of homeworks I forgot would be reduced. I did not do more homework during that time and after a few weeks I would find that it takes too long to take out the calendar for every lesson.

The problem is, that you never have it around when you need it.

 

[Chimera]

I can be staring straight at a calendar and still get the day wrong.
It's far more fun just to guess.
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[boondockbabe]

I just noticed I have stacks of notes and piles of parers all over my dinner table and stuck to the walls. Some of it has dates to remind me to reference the calendar. lol, I know where to find everything as long as roger dosen't throw anything away. Highly likley since 80% of it is scribbles on stray pieces of paper.