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solsc.2012: ode to the ordinary 12/31

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So much to do
So much to think
So much to remember

New password
Slice idea #1
Phone number

Bring diapers
Check out blog
Slice idea #2

Slice idea #3
Books to read
Words I love

Slice idea #4
Bring treats Fri.
Make appointment

So much to remember
So much to think
So much to do

Yellow, green, pink
Virtual on my screen
They are everywhere --


I love you . . .
sticky notes.



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  1. Fun, I love this poem to the sticky notes. I adore them too.

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  2. Sticky notesfun poem. They sure help us juggle.

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  3. stickies...what an awesome invention...I love the bright colors, but the faded cheap versions that are provided at school... I detest...they feel like an assignmnet to me... love love your poem

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  4. Great poem. Don't you wish you had invented the sticky note? And now you don't even need them as paper, just put one on your computer screen! Love ya M

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  5. I bow my head to the sticky notes. They rule! The best part is crumpling them up and throwing away. How does that work on a screen?

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    1. Throwing away because I accomplished something.

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  6. Waht would we do without sticky notes? Your poem is a great tribute to these lifesavers!

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  7. So much to remember! I feel your brain pain. I hate it when I write a note but then it doesn't make sense to me later. That's aggravating!
    Love this poem!

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  8. I don't know how to do sticky notes on the computer, but I think I need to. I love 'em, especially the colored ones, in real life! Fun!

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  9. I love your poem! The sticky note is the greatest mom invention ever! I don't know who created them, but they must have been invented for busy moms who don't have the time or ability (and sometimes the desire) to remember everything. Personally, I wouldn't survive without my sticky notes!

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