How do you decide which of the keys you own is used sufficiently infrequently to NOT be carried on your key chain? And do you have a special keychain for those less-frequently-used keys??
Bill
I’ve been pondering this question too. Of the 4 keys for work, 1 is for the Milpitas office, another is for the bathroom at the Milpitas office. The other 2 keys are for the San Francisco office. I will soon be working up in SF more often; however, as I don’t expect I’ll be arriving early or working late enough to have to close up office, I may take those off.
The other key that is burdensome is the one for the Honda (the large black key). It’s very bulky. I don’t drive it as often, but I keep it on the keychain in case my husband ever calls to tell me he locked his keys in his car. (He never has, though.)
Once I had few enough keys that I didn’t need the double-ring keychain. Maybe someday I’ll be able to downsize.
How do you decide which of the keys you own is used sufficiently infrequently to NOT be carried on your key chain? And do you have a special keychain for those less-frequently-used keys??
Bill
I’ve been pondering this question too. Of the 4 keys for work, 1 is for the Milpitas office, another is for the bathroom at the Milpitas office. The other 2 keys are for the San Francisco office. I will soon be working up in SF more often; however, as I don’t expect I’ll be arriving early or working late enough to have to close up office, I may take those off.
The other key that is burdensome is the one for the Honda (the large black key). It’s very bulky. I don’t drive it as often, but I keep it on the keychain in case my husband ever calls to tell me he locked his keys in his car. (He never has, though.)
Once I had few enough keys that I didn’t need the double-ring keychain. Maybe someday I’ll be able to downsize.