Use Gmail? If you do, you have a free cross-platform, accessible anywhere-you-have-access-to-the-web perfect place to keep your lists.
When I say lists, I mean the important ones. There are plenty of useful programs and services for keeping track of the old to-do list. I’m talking about the real ones like grocery lists, and errand lists and the “honey do” lists.
Just start a new message, give it a title, no addressee necessary, type your list and when you’re finished save it as a draft. Your list will always be available from a computer on the internet as well as your Blackberry, G1 or iPhone.
If you don’t use Gmail, you should. Sign-up for it here.
In retrospect, I'm still kind of annoyed at myself for writing about the recent Gmail feature 
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Now the problem is emailing while drinking. Nothing can be worse than having a couple of martinis with the folks from work and deciding it’s finally time to send an email to an ex- or to finally set the boss straight.
The Google gang has come to your rescue with Google Goggles. If you choose to use this functionality in your Gmail (it’s in the Labs menu), when you try and send an email at a suspicious time on say a Friday or Saturday night (this is configurable), you’ll be asked a series of small math problems (you can set the difficulty) that have to be successfully answered before the message will be set.
If you keep the difficulty set to low, you’ll have no problem answering the questions without a calculator, but it will stop you long enough to think – do I really want to send this note?
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