I really like the idea of Backpack (http://backpackit.com) where you can have one page showing a group of related files, to-do lists, and date-based notes (messages). I do not really use writeboard or sharing very much.

I would love to mimic this idea on my local machine (OSX Leopard) so I've been trying to brainstorm how best to accomplish it. My initial simple solution is to create a directory where all the related files will be stored and then create text files for to-do lists and messages. This idea is simple, but not very elegant.

Two more hours in the day?

Heres my problem. Let's say i've made a list of things i need to talk to bob about. So i have a list of tasks in my @Bob context. I go to school, and, until recently, i wouldn't have even had that list when i bumped unexpectedly into him, but now i have decided to put those in my iPod Touch, which i always have, and is, unlike a notecard, reuseable.

Now heres the issue. How do i rememember how to whip out the touch, flick over to @bob and go "I need to ask you about a horse." or whatever the task is?

quite a conundrum for me. any ideas?

Yojimbo

Ultimate LoFi... Keeping it all in your head?

@If Context

Two polls over on the 43f Board:

• What's your GTD strength? - 43 Folders Board
• What's your GTD weakness? - 43 Folders Board

My own answers?

• Strength: Collecting.
  Dude. I'm a viking at collecting. Remember I'm the guy who invented writing things down on paper. So. You know.
• Weakness: Review.
  It's sick that I know know know this is the most important stage of GTD, and I still eat the booger. Need to work on this, big time.

When it comes to GTD, what's your strength and weakness?

Help me make my Moleskine a PDA

These strips are several years old, but still:

• October 18
• October 19
• October 20