A Journal To Keep Track

Lately I've been going to the post office to mail stamps 2 or 3 days a week and rarely does more that 2 days go by without receiving a packet from a friend or a purchase.

So I've decided to set up a journal to keep track. In it I will have a section for each or my forum friends, trading partners and people I buy from.

Each section will have what that person collects, what I have already sent them, what they have sent me etc. You get the Idea.

Hopefully this will help me keep all the philately goings on straight cause right now I don't have a clue what's coming and what going.

If by chance I've promised you something and you have not yet received it let me know.

I may be also checking with some of you as to what you are looking for so that I can keep my eye out as I'm sorting.

Dianne

If I remember right you promised me the complete set of Canadian Stamps MNH.

Everything starts going bad when you reach 40.

I may have a couple I can send you.

Dianne

Diane I try keeping track from time to time..must have 6 or 7 cheap notebooks laying around....sigh !! What works for me is I have to respond right away..if I put a letter aside it could be deadly !

I agree with you fully Phil

I respond the same day as well or at least address the envelope and put a sticky note with what I have to put in it. i'm hoping to get more organized.

dianne

Dianne..You owe me three kisses and four hugs

Good idea Dianne! Keeping a journal might help alot.
So far I have written down on a small pad what each of you is collecting, and I keep it with my stamp supplies, and add to it when I need to. I also now have a glassine with each of your names on them, and keep it with my supplies also, so when I come across a stamp for an individual, I just pop it in the glassine. This is only way I can think of to keep up with who gets what.

rockin

Bob Consider them sent. Just don't tell your wife I bruise easily.

Dianne