A couple few years ago I got onto the GTD kick, and fell off for various reasons. I remember, quite clearly, how simply good I felt while I was working the program. When things were working, tasks were all captured, projects got banged out, and great ideas seemed to flow from my head. Work life was good, and so was home life. So I fell off. And for a while, I glided, and things for OK. But like a frog on a hot plate, things got hotter and more dire, and I was blissfully unaware. At some point, I realized I was overwhelmed and frustrated, and a little disgusted with myself. Enter the iPad and the idea that I could store my life on it. Or maybe I could store my life on the iPad and my iPhone and my MacBook Pro, so where ever I'd go I've have my life attached. And so I started poking around looking for applications that could sync themselves up between my gadgets. OmniFocus popped up as one of those apps. And OmniFocus reminded me of the structure and control and relaxa...