#no paper

[ikiyou]

Hi new tablet who dis

[deathbirby]

I'll mention it before and I'll mention it again, Rhea's least favorite number has to be 22 because the situation is a "damn if you do, damn if you don't.

CATCH 22 FR YOU ARE SO RIGHT ANON

[apirateslifeforme123]

anyone else LMAO at big publishing wanting $9.99 for a kindle book?

like, for something I can’t actually hold in my hands and SMELL sorry yo it too dear

[pirate-sandwich]

Mermaids never had paper routes. 

[chaozvoid]

I'm very proud of my first set of blunts I was taught how to roll for the road

[brandondonnelly]

Going paperless

Last week I picked up an Epson document scanner with the hope of going paperless in my home office. I know I’m late to this party, but just hadn’t gotten around to researching and selecting the right machine. Manually filing papers is passé, time consuming, and impractical in smaller living spaces.

Let me tell you: I am so impressed by how quickly I was able to clear off my desk and throw everything directly into Google Drive and Evernote. Now I have an empty desk and I can access any of these files from my phone. Decluttering is a great feeling.

I am sure that many of you are already doing this, but if you aren’t, consider investing in a quality scanner with a good automatic document feeder that does double sided scans. If the process is quick and painless, you’ll be more likely to do it on a regular basis. That was my rationale at least.

One of the things I like about living in a smaller space is that it forces you to live more minimally, which is something I am constantly aspiring to do. For me, going paperless is a step in that direction.

[navegaremmim]

i just can't handwrite anymore, fuck paper i'm so used to tablets and computers