We’re all productivity junkies, right? Even the best of us sometimes has issues with a system not working or falling down on the job of organization. Or we have a really great system but then a wrench tossed into plans means we need a new system. Well recently a very busy co-worker showed me how she keeps up with everything on her plate and how she keeps it organized. The system was absolutely meticulous and I couldn’t wait to share it with you all. If you’ve used something similar or have a really cool system of your own, please write a comment!
Posts Tagged ‘Fun Stuff’
New Year, New Posts!
Posted 28 Jan 2012 — by HarriMac
Category Announcements
Category Announcements
Happy New Year from The Pink C!! I know we’re almost a month into the new year, but I wanted to say it anyway. Welcome to all the new readers of the blog and welcome back to all our devoted readers. In this new year as you get your life together or step out in search of adventure, check out the archives for cool reads. We haven’t been posting all too often, but there are three productivity and how-to blogs planned so far (one posts later today) and a couple tech product reviews in the works. In addition, we’ll be doing a follow-up blog on two previous posts about what’s in your bag.
How do you use your smartphone?
I was reading this comparison post between the iPhone 4s and the Droid Bionic and it got me thinking – besides the phones themselves and their specifics, why do you have a smartphone? What do you do with it? I’d love to see why other people have theirs and maybe get some new ideas for how to use my smartphone.
How To Choose A Digital Camera
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Posted 20 Jul 2011 — by HarriMacCategory Featured, Geek Girl, Soulville, Technology
Almost every phone these days has a digital camera built in. But what if you want more? You want better zoom, more precise shooting, or just manually adjusting the shutter speed or aperture? You can’t do that on every phone. So here’s a quick how to for picking a digital camera to use in the place of or in combination with you camera phone.
Ask yourself five questions -
1) What do I plan to take pictures of?
2) Where do I plan to use my camera?
3) How much control over the composition do I want?
Let’s Try This Again – SEND ME SOMETHING COOOOOOOOL!!!!
Last year we tried this and Ellie got items but I didn’t 
So I’m trying again!! I really would love to get items from all over the place related to things I love. I’m interested in getting:
- really cool stickers and patches from all of the world (from different schools or clubs/organizations or sporting teams or bands, etc);
- cool track and field stuff from all levels of the sport (pictures, entry tags, videos (dvd or digital), team shirts, etc….ps i’m partial to throwers and distance/cc but i love everybody!);
- bike maps;
- maps from countries other than the USA;
How To: Make a Bean Bag Tripod!
Posted 09 May 2010 — by HarriMac
Category Featured, Soulville, Technology
Category Featured, Soulville, Technology
As you guys know, I’m an avid photographer and I love to travel. I’ve got a week long trip coming up and I’m flying to all my destinations so I went online to see if I could find a small travel tripod. The tripod I already have is about 24 inches long folded up and about five inches wide. Definitely not fitting in a daypack and I’m not a fan of tying stuff on for city exploring. I want to grab and go. After much searching and finding few options that would hold my camera weight, I started looking at photography boards about solutions. Considering that I’ll be in NYC to see Ellie, I saw that a couple places we’re going do not allow traditional tripods without a lot of hassle. But the most awesome comment suggested to use a bean bag tripod. I’d never heard of one, so of course I set out to see what I could find. I found an awesome product called THE pod, but every store I could find was sold out or would be far to expensive to get here before my trip. So I started searching for other bean bag tripods and found directions to make my own! I’ve edited them to post here and added a few helpful websites in case you’ve never sewn before or made anything like this.
