Here's what we came up with.
- Take a picture of an item in a store, which includes the price. Go home, research the item and price. Is there a better item on the market? Is that Costco price better than Amazon? Easier and quicker than writing everything down.
- Take a photo of a specific item you need to get at the store. For example, that bottle of wine you really liked, or that ice cream that you'd better get right this time, or else!!
- Similarly, if you remember something after your S.O. left for the store, take a picture and send it.
- If you're going to a busy place with your child, take a picture of him/her before you set out. That way if the unimaginable happens, you not only have a recent picture, but you have a description of what s/he is wearing.
- Take pictures of your family members (or pets, toys, trains, planes, etc.) so you can show your kid when he's bored. If you're in a line (or on a plane) with your antsy little one, this might really, really, really come in handy. It might also help him get to know family members s/he doesn't get to see often.
- Take a picture of your rental car so you remember which one is yours.
- Take a picture of where you parked your car, which includes the floor and/or area number, so you can find it again. For that matter, take a shot of your hotel room number. Though avoid carrying anything that identifies your hotel just in case you lose your card key & phone.
- Maybe you're out and you want to see if you have spinach in your teeth, or check your hair, but there's no mirror around. Take a picture of yourself and check that gleeming smile beaming back at you.
- Take a photo of notes (e.g., chalkboard or whiteboard). Great for instant recall on meetings.
- Similarly, I've taken a picture of a flier on a bulletin board. Easier than any alternatives when toting a toddler.
1 comments:
Dang, the only thing I've EVER used my phone camera for is for CRAPTACULAR shots. These are all great ideas!
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