I was home all day yesterday working and didn’t even miss it. Couldn’t find it today.
I was thinking about switching to Agenda [edit: anyway] because it does pretty much everything I need it to do. I’m typing everything into it. The only thing it doesn’t really do is timing my jobs for start stop times; I don’t usually use the Calendar for that. It’s too slow.
I’m still a bit frustrated that I lost it. I also lost my distance glasses, but I still have my computer glasses.
That’s one of the big advantages of digital. With paper it’s hard to have up-to-date copies in multiple places and make backups.
I’m a big paper planner fan and like to run my day on paper. On Sundays I take a scan with scanner pro to capture everything from the last week. There’s a duplication of effort because I do capture the important things into omnifocus and devonthink, but I don’t mind that. It’s not foolproof and I’d still be very annoyed if I lost the Filofax, but it’s somewhat of a backup.
I’m using Readdle’s scanner app and I probably should have been doing that too.
Found them! Last client I saw last night.
I once lost several years of "commonplace’ notebooks’ to water damage having left them in a garden shed. I moved to digital after that, but nothing has come even close to the experience of using a paper notebook.
That happened to all of my college books and study notes soon after I left college. Lost everything. Sent me on the path of tiny apartments and “less is more”. I still want them back…
I agree. I especially like writing with a fountain pen. But my paper notebooks always ended up looking messy due to cross-outs, revisions, out-of-order additions, etc. I like being able to easily fix and change things in digital.
I’m still a bit damaged from leaving my everything notebook on the roof of my car in 2007. 
Glad you found yours.
The wonders of correction tape, as opposed to correction fluid. It even comes in different widths. I have one in the car. I have one at my desk….
Give the cultural norms around in-person meetings (if your writing then your taking notes, however if your typing then you must be working on something else) I moved to taking hand-written notes.
However earlier this year after observing a colleague use a Remarkable 2 I ordered one from eBay and it’s not an exaggeration to say this revolutionised my workflow.
I’ve found the Remarkable to be right balance of physical and digital, a superb writing experience and without the potential distractions or interruptions of using multi-function tablet such as an iPad.
That describes my entire analog education. 