It may take a couple of weeks into January to get into the spirit of New Year’s resolutions. But it will happen. Even if we say we aren’t making any, they will begin to creep into our consciousness. We will make social plans; we will tell ourselves we must contact friends; we will send family news of the past year; we will clean the kitchen cupboards and organize our bureau drawers. We don’t call them resolutions, but we will get the work done.
Today my work was clearing out my files—the papers in folders in plastic file boxes. Yes, even in this era of paperless lives, I am old enough to actually print out what I write and receive.
On another day I will clear out my computer files. Today it is all about paper.
Today my work was clearing out my files—the papers in folders in plastic file boxes. Yes, even in this era of paperless lives, I am old enough to actually print out what I write and receive.
On another day I will clear out my computer files. Today it is all about paper.