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#68020 11/08/01 03:04 PM
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I wonder if using the anchorman list repeatedly will result in confusion with subsequent uses. In other words, if I use it to remember some list today will today's items be confused when I use it tomorrow and the next day with other list?


What do you think? Please describe your use and its effectiveness. Thank you.


#68021 11/08/01 11:19 PM
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You have 26 letters.

Make the name of the list meaningful for you.
Just spell out a name & use the letters of the name as pegs.

I had kmart--drug--earth as pegs for the items i needed from kmart, drug world, mother earth health food store. I had no confusion b/c the words & places & what i wanted were all different.

Say you want 5 things. Try the word: f-i-v-e-s. Then just hang the 5 items on the peg words. The more you do it the easier it is. I've been doing it awhile now w/ my other peg lists, but i'm giving them up for the Anchorman list b/c it does it all.



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