Using My Moleskine and My Teeth

I've been using the low tech Moleskine method for tracking to do items when away from my Mac a few weeks now and can report I'm very pleased with it. I read a few of the forums at iGTD and the Missing Sync and it still appears there is a certain degree of black magic involved with getting a reliable sync between the Treo and iGTD. You could spend hours on it and you still seem to risk data corruption with every sync. I just keep the Moleskine in my pocket and when I'm away from my Mac and something occurs to me that needs to get done, I jot a quick note. At least once a day I go through that list and, if it is an easy task, I just do it. Othewise, it goes into the iGTD jumble. At that point it gets crossed off the moleskine list and I'm done with it. I also keep a miniaturized print out of the iGTD database in my Moleskine pocket. Granted this would be nice to do electronically but until it gets just as easy and MUCH more reliable. I'm sticking with this system. Someone who saw me using it said, "Hey Dave ... You are a geek why aren't you putting that in you Treo." While granted I am a Geek, I also just want to get these things done. Whatever works. It reminds me of something an incredible woodworker, Sam Maloof, once told me when I was taking a class from him. "Use whatever tool works best. If it is easier to use a saw, use as saw .. If it is easier to use your teeth, use your teeth."