I love my little dachshund, even if she is a little menace from time to time.
I wish I had a better suggestion for you, all I use is a manilla folder that I keep in a filing cabinet along with other household records. I keep the oldest records in the front of the folder and add new ones to the back.
Maybe this thread will give me ideas to improve my own record keeping!
Maybe one of those clipboard paper containers like you see on a construction sight? It is about 1/2 to 1 inch thick so it can contain a bunch of receipts and invoices, but has a clipboard top so it can be used to write and sign easily in the field. This would make it easy to have the records, pull out the required one and clip it into place.
If you get a three ring binder, consider one that has the rings on one of the sides, not on the back spine--it makes opening and closing easier and the pages don't get torn. Also, D shaped rings are better in this application than circular ones.
I have learned this from experience in keeping vast amounts of paper records and classroom materials in a binder.
Eric Hanson wrote:Maybe one of those clipboard paper containers like you see on a construction sight? It is about 1/2 to 1 inch thick so it can contain a bunch of receipts and invoices, but has a clipboard top so it can be used to write and sign easily in the field. This would make it easy to have the records, pull out the required one and clip it into place.
Eric
This reminds me of one of the jobs I had at the state park or the National Forest or maybe both.
At the state park, I rented boats. I seem to remember having a clip board to keep track of who rented the boat, what time and when returned.
At the National Forest, we used the clipboards to keep track of which sites were occupied.
Those days are long gone.
Timothy and Eric, I appreciate the thoughts and memories.
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