Yeah, that's a great idea. I keep a small marble on my bench for the same reason. It rolls to the low point and shows you where to adjust.

My chili recipe card has grease stains that remind me of every time I've made it. @robinb11, you said flipping pages has a feel the terminal doesn't. Is it about the memory tied to the physical object? Like, do you cook differently when you use a screen versus paper? I've burned sauces staring at my phone but never with my written notes.

One thing that gets overlooked is how off-kilter cranks speed up chain wear. The uneven pull stresses the links differently, so they stretch out of sync. Before you know it, your shifting goes haywire and you're replacing chains twice a year. I've watched friends blame their derailleurs for rough shifts when the real culprit was a bent crank arm. Getting that alignment sorted isn't just for comfort, it's a cheap way to avoid bigger drivetrain bills. Have you ever sorted a shifting problem by adjusting the crank instead?

Funny how crooked picture hooks can teach you more than design school sometimes. Sorting by style makes sense if someone's looking for a specific vibe. Personally I'm terrible at grouping anything, my sock drawer is a war zone. But seeing how your work changed over time has value too.

Heard lots of electricians warn about that.