In front of me is a wooden bookstand, made for me by a talented friend and festooned with Post-it reminders of things to do (a method I prefer to my digital calendar).
"By the evening of September 23," Mattson writes, "Richard Nixon had become what J. D. Salinger called in The Catcher in the Rye a 'madman.' " The author's attempts to be fair are fleeting and obligatory; they appear almost like Post-it reminders to himself to give the other side a chance.
In the most unlikely places, it seems, reminders crop up.
It offers reminders, search after search, of how marvelously complicated this little planet can be.
Those who clicked on it received reminders for coming concerts to their cellphone calendars.
Here's the biggest thing we use it for: reminders.
Use it for reminders, such as writing down a test date or homework assignment.
Consider it a reminder to read the fine print.
Or was it a reminder that bubble markets are like blowup puppies?
It's a reminder that it is a movie".
It also posts reminders like "Begin working on college essay".
