GIVEAWAY – 2010 BusyBodyBook Personal Organizer
By GGS Mom's on Nov 10, 2009 with Comments 11
CONTEST CLOSED – Thank you for your support. CONGRATS to Tennille Courville for winning the 2010 BusyBodyBook. Stay tuned for more exiciting giveaways coming soon!
Enter this fun and organized contest to win a BusyBodyBook planner by the folks at www.BusyBodyBook.com.
With BusyBodyBook planners, managing your time is a breeze! BusyBodyBook family calendars provide each family member with their own column to organize and track their schedules and activities while coordinating with each other side by side.
The BBB GRID format provides the clearest view of your daily & weekly schedules and activities helping you stay organized, focused and on track. You’ll easily view overlapping schedules and avoid doublebooking when you plan with BBB’s personal and family calendars.
HOW TO ENTER:
Leave a comment on this post: Tell us: “How you keep yourself organized”
Contest runs until Sunday January 31, 2009. Canada and US only.
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I help to keep organized by telling others what i have to do that day. Some one always ends up reminding me;)
I ‘try’ to stay organized on my computer through Outlook, then have a whiteboard for daily lists. Not the best solution – I need some help!
I have to make notes of |I will forget
I keep my family organized by using Google Calendar. I think an organizational book would be awesome though because it would really help us when we aren’t near a computer!
I use Outlook to keep connected with the hubby but personally, I’m a tactile kind of planner – I use my big wall calendar, a corkboard for all kid-related stuff, and a handheld (paper) daytimer to keep myself on track.
Of course, it’s getting more and more difficult with three kids to organize now…
I could sure use a practical organizer!
I make lots of lists. Not the most effective way but I find that if I don’t write things down I quickly forget them.
I try to jot stuff down but I sometimes lose “importnat” snippets of paper!
I keep myself organized by writing lots of lists. If I loose a list I am in trouble.
I make list to keep organized
I am a list person- so I write lists everyday to help me stay organized!
I use a daytimer which is a huge help. I also do the list thing, and attack it with a vengence.