Even at home, we've switched to the "digital kiosk" strategy. I'd put it this way: it is easier for a person who is preparing something to cross things off a d

Even at home, we've switched to the "digital kiosk" strategy. I'd put it this way: it is easier for a person who is preparing something to cross things off a digital list, than do things any other way. So for example, if we need something from the supermarket, don't tell me. Tell Alexa. Then when I'm in the supermarket, I'll access the list and buy what's on there. The digital version never forgets, and if the person making the request is entering it themselves, it's never wrong. So it's the best choice, really. Everything else isn't quite as good.