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I'm going to try and see if this works better for me. The daily printout of "things that need to happen today" is a fun idea, especially if I could keep it by m
by voidUpdate 1y ago
I'm going to try and see if this works better for me. The daily printout of "things that need to happen today" is a fun idea, especially if I could keep it by my bed and have it print off when my alarm goes off.
Are there any receipt-style printers that can directly print some kind of sticky note? I feel like that would be even more useful since you don't have to keep pins around, though I can see the running cost getting a lot higher
- uxamanda 1y agoYes, you can get one that prints shipping labels
- laurieherault 1y agoAs uxamanda said, you can use shipping label printers. Personally, with receipt-style tickets, I print them and make a small stack. I usually go through them in the same order. But I can also use a small clip.
- voidUpdate 1y agoI would be worried that shipping labels might be a bit too sticky haha. I'll shop around and see what my options are
- laurieherault 1y agoOh yeah, I don’t think you’ll be able to remove them. If you’re referring to the photo I included in the article, it’s actually just not a good idea. I only stuck the tickets on a vertical surface to get a good photo.
- TimedToasts 1y agosticking the shipping label to a sticky note might be the quickest solution
- encom 1y ago>directly print some kind of sticky note It must exist. I noticed at McDonalds (in Denmark), that each item on the tray has a printed label attached that peels off easily, almost like a sticky note.
- jameshart 1y agoMany short order restaurant kitchens use an overhead bar you can clip orders into. Should work just as well for these tasks. Amazon search for ‘restaurant ticket holder’ reveals many options for under $20
- laurieherault 1y agoYes, very good idea!
- uxamanda 1y agoPlus you could get one of those long pokey sticks and stab the finished tasks on it. Seems satisfying.