I... need help.

[leaveoutalltherest]

No, seriously. I need a personal assistant. Someone who will work for free, reminding me of important dates and times and shit.

I kept telling myself that I needed my English Comp II papers done by 12:30p today, because I had a conference with the professor.

WRONG. The conference was Tuesday the 27th, not Thursday the 29th. Anyway, the rescheduled one is on THURSDAY DECEMBER 6th at 1:30pm. REMEMBER THAT BITCH.

Why can't they make a little toolbar thing that you can plug this shit into and it flashes them up all the time when you're online? "Reminder, conference, 12:30, 11-27-07" That, right there, next to the links or the url bar, would be AWESOME. No, really, it would.

Of course, it wouldn't have helped that I didn't get my paper done until 4am this morning. >.< Oh well. One more week to flesh things out and make it a bit more meaty. Even though my bare bones shit tends to bring in high grades... No, I'm not switching to English for my major. I want a profession where they pay you to make shit up. Like, archaeology! :D *runs from friends* JOKING!!!!

So. Yes. Who wants the job. Your pay will be listening to me bitch and whine about assignments, no money and lots of e-love. Plus, you'll have several weeks off every year! (And if next sememster is anything to go by, I may only have one class that requires any real writing!)

Comments

[sweetiemissy.livejournal.com]

Kym! There is something that will pop up whenever you're on your computer, and remind you days, and hours before hand :D

Its called Windows Calender, and it should be (if you're using XP) under your "accesories" folder and in Vista just in the start menu

[leaveoutalltherest]

Nope, not on mine. :D And I need it IN my browser, because I always end up turning that stuff off.

Because Outlook? Didn't last that long.

[sweetiemissy.livejournal.com]

Try here http://www.absolutelyfreebies.com/misc_free_stuff/free_internet_reminder.html

This works pretty well.

[mephron]

Google Calendar?

[takhys]

Oh, Google Calendar. I could not survive without thee.

[just-shai.livejournal.com]

I use the calender on my phone. It's the only way I keep straight. Except when I forget to put it in my phone. Alternatively, there's Rainlendar, a free calender app that is quite unobtrusive. It sits in the task tray like Trillian and pops up at the designated times to remind you of appointments.