I must follow, if I can


Pursuing it with eager feet / Until it joins some larger way
  • Rethinking my GTD strategy

    By Aaron Lord
    I've been using Evernote since 2006. The combination of checkboxes and their searchability with the "todo:" search operator allowed me to manage my GTD workflow in a particular manner. Other third-party solutions, such as Zendone, utilized notes as to-do items, ignoring built-in checkboxes altogether. But then when Evernote released a... [Read More]
  • Evernote GTD notes

    By Aaron Lord
    I’ve been using Evernote for several years. A few months ago I started using an app called Zendone for my GTD workflow. This required a bit of an adjustment, because it has categories within the app which don’t actually correspond to Evernote tags or notebooks, and it uses the titles... [Read More]
  • Some quotations to help you understand me

    By Aaron Lord
    “The man who prays is the one who thinks that god has arranged matters all wrong, but who also thinks that he can instruct god how to put them right. Half-buried in the contradiction is the distressing idea that nobody is in charge, or nobody with any moral authority. The... [Read More]
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  • Office Space

    By Aaron Lord
    Behold, the new offices of Lord Design in beautiful Paradise, California. [Read More]
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  • Piper/Meyer transition timeline

    By Aaron Lord
    Due to sub-par search engine optimization on the part of Bethlehem Baptist's own website, my blog has somehow become the source for all things John Piper—at least when it relates to the subject of his retirement from pastoral ministry. So I've gone ahead and found a copy of Bethlehem's transition timeline... [Read More]
  • 2012 in review

    By Aaron Lord
    The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a nice infographic for my blog, as an annual report for 2012. Here's an excerpt: [Read More]
  • Eleven facts about guns in the U.S.

    By Aaron Lord
    Ezra Klein writes: If roads were collapsing all across the United States, killing dozens of drivers, we would surely see that as a moment to talk about what we could do to keep roads from collapsing. If terrorists were detonating bombs in port after port, you can be sure Congress... [Read More]