Comments for Administrative & Business Assistance http://theworkorganizer.com Virtual & On-site Business Assistant Solutions Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:03:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 Comment on Combat Paper Chaos - Mission Possible by Lind http://theworkorganizer.com/combat-your-paper-chaos-mission-possible/#comment-125 Lind Thu, 05 Mar 2009 03:48:57 +0000 http://theworkorganizer.com/combat-your-paper-chaos-mission-possible/#comment-125 Cind, Great concept, ".....people who are organized are that way because they work at it." I think I need to schedule in time to go through my file folders. Maybe 3 - 5 folders a week. Yes, I think "I'll work at it". I wish you lived closer. I hire you on a regular basis. L, Lind Cind,
Great concept, “…..people who are organized are that way because they work at it.”
I think I need to schedule in time to go through my file folders. Maybe 3 - 5 folders a week. Yes, I think “I’ll work at it”.
I wish you lived closer. I hire you on a regular basis.
L, Lind

]]> Comment on Learn to Use Software Online by Linda http://theworkorganizer.com/software-training-online/#comment-117 Linda Sat, 17 Jan 2009 04:07:40 +0000 http://theworkorganizer.com/software-training-online/#comment-117 Great idea Cind. Way to go. L, Lind Great idea Cind. Way to go.
L, Lind

]]> Comment on Fires, Disasters: Are You Prepared? by Patrick McLaughlin http://theworkorganizer.com/emergency-preparedness-are-you-ready/#comment-83 Patrick McLaughlin Fri, 01 Aug 2008 06:32:18 +0000 http://theworkorganizer.com/emergency-preparedness-are-you-ready/#comment-83 Great info Cindy, Robin and I scanned EVERYTHING onto a USB Thumbdrive with password encryption. Pictures, drivers permits and certificates. I scanned all of my keys(a REAL locksmith should be able to copy the cuts from a full size picture)and the tiny tags on my wireless button devices tons of tiny, pertinent writing there. I upgrade it at least once a year both hardware and data wise. I got much of my info on what to bring from webbing the moanings of what Katrina victims missed the most. we have a 3 day barrel to bring with us to the shelter(thouhgt a lot about grandkids an Mom when i made it. Bugout bags under the sides of our beds( we both sleep mostly naked) and 20 bucks and change , some sensible shoes, a t shirt, a pair of sweats(mine are synthetic material sprayed with NIK_WAX), waterproof windbreaker, work gloves(this stuff should have a strong gore tex component for us up here in the northwest), Maglite with plenty of spares, Knife or leatherman, copies of house and car keys, a small-but well thought - out first aid tin, a flattened roll of TP, a couple of glowsticks and mine has the thumbdrive and a non-metallic gas shutoff tool, gives me some peace of mind if I have to go diving out my bedroom window some night. This also gets a yearly upgrade Great info Cindy, Robin and I scanned EVERYTHING onto a USB Thumbdrive with password encryption. Pictures, drivers permits and certificates. I scanned all of my keys(a REAL locksmith should be able to copy the cuts from a full size picture)and the tiny tags on my wireless button devices tons of tiny, pertinent writing there. I upgrade it at least once a year both hardware and data wise.

I got much of my info on what to bring from webbing the moanings of what Katrina victims missed the most. we have a 3 day barrel to bring with us to the shelter(thouhgt a lot about grandkids an Mom when i made it.

Bugout bags under the sides of our beds( we both sleep mostly naked) and 20 bucks and change , some sensible shoes, a t shirt, a pair of sweats(mine are synthetic material sprayed with NIK_WAX), waterproof windbreaker, work gloves(this stuff should have a strong gore tex component for us up here in the northwest), Maglite with plenty of spares, Knife or leatherman, copies of house and car keys, a small-but well thought - out first aid tin, a flattened roll of TP, a couple of glowsticks and mine has the thumbdrive and a non-metallic gas shutoff tool, gives me some peace of mind if I have to go diving out my bedroom window some night. This also gets a yearly upgrade

]]> Comment on Benjamin Franklin: 1706-1790 by Cindy http://theworkorganizer.com/the-pictures-speak-for-themselves/#comment-82 Cindy Wed, 02 Jul 2008 15:01:52 +0000 http://theworkorganizer.com/the-pictures-speak-for-themselves/#comment-82 Dear Cindy Growing up in Philadelphia sure did have it's benefits and as a youngster aspiring to great heights in the scientific field(s) I often went to that beloved Franklin Institute. Hours on end and just where did that time go!! Much fun was spent in Philadelphia and it's many museums. When I was in Washington, D.C. I couldn't resist the Smithsonian Institute and then a day trip down to Monticello to see what ol' Tom Jefferson was up to in the invention department. What a pair those guys were. - Ken Scott Dear Cindy
Growing up in Philadelphia sure did have it’s benefits and as a
youngster aspiring to great heights in the scientific field(s) I
often went to that beloved Franklin Institute. Hours on end and just
where did that time go!! Much fun was spent in Philadelphia and it’s
many museums. When I was in Washington, D.C. I couldn’t resist the
Smithsonian Institute and then a day trip down to Monticello to see
what ol’ Tom Jefferson was up to in the invention department. What a
pair those guys were. - Ken Scott

]]> Comment on Products by Madeline http://theworkorganizer.com/essential-organizing-products/#comment-8 Madeline Tue, 04 Sep 2007 02:29:42 +0000 http://theworkorganizer.com/essential-organizing-products/#comment-8 Hi Cindy, This is the best ever. Lots of information, ideas, tips, etc. I love to read every word. Guess I had better get busy and start organizing. Thank you so much. XXXXOOOO Madeline Hi Cindy, This is the best ever. Lots of information, ideas, tips, etc.
I love to read every word. Guess I had better get busy and start organizing. Thank you so much. XXXXOOOO Madeline

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