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new labeler

I got a new labeler :)
my first one, both for USB and carry around

N/A unpack it
N/A read handbook
N/A attack to power supply
hm...
all power sockets around my PC are occupied
-> I have to purge the cable mess behind my desk
hm...
a labeler would be nice for identifying all the attacked stuff
N/A buy new 5outlet strip
N/A purge cable mess
N/A read manual
N/A label power cords

:)

hope I will benefit from this
 
i read all the threads and excerpts about the labeler, and still am not convinced in getting one! :)
i guess i do too much of digital filling, and the labeler would not have so much action... and the pen is fast ;)

let me know how was your experience!
 
I don´t have time to do all my backlog at the moment
(see other post),

but the reference material I take in my hands actually I label
its very nice :), much more ordinate than before
 
I was really skeptical about a labeller too.

However, David points out that objects can have symbolic value as well as utility.

I believed that standard letter trays that opened to the front were fine, used them for years - no problem. Then when I moved my old ones were due a rfresh cos they were old and tired. I got side opening ones, that were deep and some risers, added a fourth tray - and has it been life changing - probably not. But is there a good difference from doing it - yes. Its a number of small almost intangibles that add up.

And it can be the same with a labeller, its not going to revolutionise your world, although being able to read labels can have that effect, its going to make things different in small ways that are just a little bit better.
 
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