HURRAY
FOR POST-ITS!
Arthur
Fry, a retired American inventor and scientist, conceived the idea
for the Post-it note in 1974 as a way of holding bookmarks in his
hymnal while singing in the church choir. Now they are used by
millions/billions of peope for a multitude of purposes.
Right
now, as I'm struggling to finish my book GIRL IN THE ATTIC, which is
proving more complex than anticipated, I'm using Post-it notes to
record ideas and fleeting thoughts that I might include in later
chapters.
They're
so easy to juggle/re-position as my plot thickens. I can pop them on
to a wall, a page, the corner of my laptop, along the top of a chair
- what would I do without them? Thank you, Mr Fry!
I'm
sure you all use Post-its. What's YOUR favourite use?
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