No PDA? Tattoo your to-dos
Houseware designer Fred has a low-tech way to keep organized: temporary tattoos.
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Here at CNET, many staffers can't bear the thought of life without their Treo, Blackberry, or iPhone. But for those who haven't jumped into the digital era, here's a new take on the old-fashioned to-do list written on the back of your hand.
With the To-Do Tattoo, you can write out your shopping list and then transfer it to your hand (or other body part of choice), where you know you won't lose it, drop it, or have it unexpectedly run out of battery life at the grocery store.
The To-Do Tattoo comes with an ink gel pen and 12 temporary tattoo lists to help you get inked and get organized.
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