Are address and little black phone books obsolete?

I'm a hairstylist that's been practicing for 19 years and I'm so use to keeping my clients' numbers in a phone book but with technology moving as fast as it is, I've learned to just keep them in my cell phone and palm pilot. However, for me, I keep damaging my phones with water and I lose all my data. It's so hard to replace all my client's numbers and addresses when I mess up my phones that I keep a little black book anyway just for backup. I use to keep it all on my puter but I had one to crash on me before and I lost everything then too. My luck is bad with the new age of things so I continue to use the old school method. My kids laugh but I say "better to be safe than sorry"

Stephanie in Washington, District of Columbia said: I'm a hairstylist that's been practicing for 19 years and I'm so use to keeping my clients' numbers in a phone book but with technology moving as fast as it is, I've learned to just keep them in my cell phone and palm pilot. However, for me, I keep damaging my phones with water and I lose all my data. It's so hard to replace all my client's numbers and addresses when I mess up my phones that I keep a little black book anyway just for backup. I use to keep it all on my puter but I had one to crash on me before and I lost everything then too. My luck is bad with the new age of things so I continue to use the old school method. My kids laugh but I say "better to be safe than sorry"

im so sorry to here about that i hope it get better and my name is tatiana

Stephanie in Washington, District of Columbia said: I'm a hairstylist that's been practicing for 19 years and I'm so use to keeping my clients' numbers in a phone book but with technology moving as fast as it is, I've learned to just keep them in my cell phone and palm pilot. However, for me, I keep damaging my phones with water and I lose all my data. It's so hard to replace all my client's numbers and addresses when I mess up my phones that I keep a little black book anyway just for backup. I use to keep it all on my puter but I had one to crash on me before and I lost everything then too. My luck is bad with the new age of things so I continue to use the old school method. My kids laugh but I say "better to be safe than sorry"

I have a Palm Treo and I don't have the patience to add contact info into it when someone gives it to me. I write it in a book and will enter it when I have a few, but that isnt very often

I am looking for a small little black phone book. I cannot find one so I was hoping you might be able to help.
Thank You,
Bonnie

Keeping a little black book is a good idea, but I have to enter client's in my smart phone because they call and I constantly forget who people are. Also try saving their info to ur e-mail contact list. My phone automatically does it when I enter a new contact.

My son wants one also where do you find one?

browen in Germantown, Maryland said: I am looking for a small little black phone book. I cannot find one so I was hoping you might be able to help.
Thank You,
Bonnie