Category Archives: Getting Things Done

Teaching Journal using Evernote as a Diary

Posted on February 13, 2011 by Mr. Heyer

I spent the past couple weeks looking for a good piece of software I could use to create a diary of my daily reflections on teaching. This website isn’t the right place for these thoughts because I want to keep … Continue reading →

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SO: = subject only

Posted on June 27, 2010 by Mr. Heyer

I’ve seen EOM appended to the subject of an email to signify that there is no body text. The “EOM” is the end of the message. I’d like to introduce SO: as a prefix of email messages to signify that … Continue reading →

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Free e-recycling in Houston

Posted on June 24, 2010 by Mr. Heyer

It’s summer, so I’m currently sorting through (what has become) the clutter of my past: my garage full of stuff. One category which is pretty big is obsolete electronics. I have decided to recycle much of it instead of trying … Continue reading →

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Inbox Zero

Posted on November 9, 2009 by Mr. Heyer

I’ve been reaching Zero more and more lately. Omnifocus and notecards have been very helpful with this.

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