Drowning in Paperwork

Top 2. May 29, 2004 4:44 PM

» MsPersephone - Re: Nice reminder

In response to message posted by jerrib:

Thanks, Jerri. You know? - it seems that keeping on top of all the paper is a full-time job. I thought computers were supposed to end all the wasting of paper . . . ?

Mari

-- posted by MsPersephone

Top 3. May 30, 2004 2:37 PM

» Sue59 - great ideas

Loved your article Mari,

I am always stunned by the paperwork around my place.
We have a recycling system in our city,every week. So once a week I go thru the house and pack up into a bag all the paper and cardboard I can find to go out. Its amaazing how much, in just one week, is accumilated.

-- posted by Sue59

Top 4. Jun 6, 2004 9:33 AM

» MsPersephone - Re: great ideas

In response to message posted by Sue59:

I wish my city would get on the ball and start a recycling program! I used to live in the next city over - and they had a great program, but that city is a university town and uni towns seem to be more environmentally concerned.

-- posted by MsPersephone

Top 5. Jun 10, 2004 1:37 AM

» Joy Butler - Paper clutter

Although I have a good bill paying system worked out, I'm guilty of lots of other paper clutter...coupons, magazines, catalogs, ancient receipts, etc. But your article is a nice reminder to not allow it to take over.

-- posted by Joy Butler

Top 6. Jun 11, 2004 11:03 PM

» MsPersephone - Re: Paper clutter

In response to message posted by JButler:

I know what you mean. If I let it go for even a day, it seems the paper clutter multiplies at a geometric rate. :-)

-- posted by MsPersephone