So, anybody have any particular favorite custom lists out there? Daily life ones from Shanghai/China generally?

I'd love to study words that I see every day or for particular times (e.g. airport words, KFC's Chinese menu, major streets/subway stops, HSK registration form words) as pre-Skrittering them, seeing them when I go to do an activity and then writing about them diary-style for my tutor to mark means I'll know them cold and it's always interesting to make connections. e.g. 中专 is airport connection and the word 转 means to turn around - this makes one more Chinese connection in my head; I think there are many more connections like that just waiting to be made.

Also, is anybody entering the textbooks Chuji Hanyu Kouyu / 初级汉语口语 book 1 published by Peiking University (www.pup.cn) or Chuji Hanyu Tingli / 初级汉语听力 book 2 published by BCLU? I don't want to enter the character lists if someone already has (or is doing so). Both books are used at East China Normal University.

Are either of these matches for the second book?

http://www.skritter.com/vocab/list?list=agVza3JpdHIZCxINVm9jYWJMaXN0SW5mbyIGbGlzdDI3DA
http://www.skritter.com/vocab/list?list=agVza3JpdHIWCxINVm9jYWJMaXN0SW5mbxiG2f8FDA

I can never keep these textbooks straight. Need to do a lot of tidying up, consolidating lists, and adding more info and names in different styles (English, pinyin, 汉字) so that it's easier to tell. I also want to move a bunch of the custom lists that are textbooks over to the official textbooks section eventually.

Nick, thanks for looking but unfortunately they are different books. It is surprising just how many textbooks there are (not to mention HSK books).