Day 81: My Scansnap

Today was a long day. I am very tired. But I did experience a moment of gratitude today as I worked on the certified disaster area that is our "home office." I recently put up a 6-foot folding table to sort papers; it is that bad.

In the last couple of days I've gone through boxes and binders and bags of paper, mostly related to two organizations I am in. I filled more than 2 boxes with recyclable paper and it feels so good.

Most of what I came across was chuckable, but some did need to be saved. Enter Scansnap S1100i. I love you, Scansnap.

Our printer has a scanner which works fine if you remember the many steps and have all day to scan one document. I bought this cute little bugger last year after doing a fair amount of research (for me.) I bought it mainly because of its compatibility with Evernote. I can scan and save documents straight to Evernote or save them wherever I please. It's super fast and does a great job. It's not sophisticated and just does single sheets, but it's really all I need. It was affordable and totally worth what I spend on it. I recommend it!

Thank you, Scansnap, for helping me get rid of aaaallllllllllllllll the papers!

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