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  • ilinamorato@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    9 hours ago

    We’ve tried paper. And dry-erase. The problem is that we keep our calendars and todos and schedules on our phones, which don’t automatically update the paper; and by the second week, we tend to just stop manually updating it. There’s a paper calendar in my office that I just flipped to October last week (from August).

    The only way that really seems to work, where we don’t forget an event, is having a single digital shared calendar.

    • NewNewAugustEast@lemmy.zipEnglish
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      5 hours ago

      and the kids don’t have phones.

      So just the two of you?

      Also, if you do end up sharing a digital calendar on a device you already have, what is the fridges for?

      • ilinamorato@lemmy.worldEnglish
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        3 hours ago

        My wife and I have phones where we keep our shared calendars, yes. But we have four kids who also have their own lives and schedules, and they often want to know what’s going on, what our plans are, etc. They would value being able to see the day’s upcoming events, too; when the play dates are, when the dentist appointments are, when the days off of school are, what we’re eating for dinner, all of that. Currently, their only access to that information is through our phones.

        Having a screen in the kitchen that only shows calendars and a couple of other pieces of data would be useful. We wouldn’t want to be able to watch videos or browse websites on it, though.