Saturday we got all dressed up and went to prom with each other again. It's the first prom of Michelle's that we've attended. We went to my high school one but opted to skip hers.
Our carriage for the night, an '03 Accord, provided a smooth ride but was marred with bird poop that I neglected to clean.
Prior to the action we ate on Broad St and had our waitress take the picture above.
The YouDo task organizer and planner, while not free, can be had for the amount of change you'd find walking a few blocks with a watchful eye on the ground. You could also sing or dance in a public place with a tip jar, and you'd have enough within 5 minutes.
Once obtained, it's time to start organizing. Here are a couple non-standard uses of the software:
Student's day planner
If you're a student, you care about this week. What homework is due, what club meetings do you have to go to, and is there a test this week?
Use YouDo to plan your week. It's easy to scroll through a week and see what's happening.
Workout and exercise log
Use the app to make notes of the days you worked out and what exercises and reps you did at each station. Plan ahead and tap out workouts you're doing later in the week.
Grocery list
Don't waste time picking through categories trying to find the foods you need to buy. Open YouDo, write groceries down as you remember them, and pull the app out while you shop. You don't need a free hand. The only thing you have to do to use it is tap items as you put them into your shopping cart. You literally check things off your list.
I'm really proud of Michelle. Since my legendary 666th post about her white coat ceremony, she's learned enough to do, and has actually performed, pelvic exams for women in need of medical care. She's been to the homeless clinic twice now, and opportunities to help there inevitably fall on test weeks, virtually ensuring that only 1 or 2 other students will take the time to help. Pretty much just her and her friend went actually.
She can parse the terminology in those Mystery Diagnosis shows, House, and Scrubs. I toss popcorn at my face and hee-haw. So it's a little like Joey dating Charlie around here.
On top of this she got a 97 on the last test. She jokes that that's probably as good as things can get, but Fitz and I are hopeful and watching for more.
Actually, Fitz is curled up like a shrimp, sleeping. He's a bit of a letdown at times.
My name is Steven Romej. I develop software and iPhone apps. My wife Michelle is fantastic and on her way to being a doctor. My schnauzer Fitzwilliam can't stand to see us go anywhere he can't follow.
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