Thank you, Chip. It sure helped when I was stuck ...

2007-05-28T09:45:00.000-04:00

Thank you, Chip. It sure helped when I was stuck in bed.

Being on the Xer-Boomer cusp, I benefit from the Boomers paving a road of convenience before I reach each new milestone!

All the best,
CLKL

My late mother was an inventive sort, a talent I l...

2007-05-25T16:15:00.000-04:00

My late mother was an inventive sort, a talent I like to think I inherited. Late in her life Mrs. Overclock modified her walker with a bag on the front divided into sections for writing implements, note pads, crossword puzzle dictionary, etc. It was like taking your briefcase with you wherever you went. Pretty clever.

I think there's an emerging market for something just like your GTDmobile for those of us headed for the small spaces of the local rest home, but unwilling and unable to give up our compulsive note taking, researching, reading, blogging, and whatnot.

Also her generation will be the last to find a retirement home without broadband wireless internet acceptable. There's a huge market just on the horizon for baby boomers who need big screens with large fonts, mice with big buttons, and blogs on the topic of "Dealing with arthritis in the software development environment".

The GTDmobile could be one step on the way to enabling easy web surfing for many retirees.

No, really.

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Thank you, Chip. It sure helped when I was stuck ...

My late mother was an inventive sort, a talent I l...