I am very much into sites like Lifehacker that give suggestions on how to be efficient or make useful things out of common household items. I ran across this, and it is pretty slick.
Digit-sound equivalents
| Digit | Consonant sounds | Hint |
| 0 | z, s, soft-c | 'z' is the first letter of zero |
| 1 | t, th, d | 't' has one downstroke |
| 2 | n | 'n' has two legs (downstrokes) |
| 3 | m | 'm' has three legs (downstrokes) |
| 4 | r | 'r' is the last sound in fouR |
| 5 | l | 'l' or L is the Roman numeral 50 |
| 6 | soft-g, j, sh, ch | 'g' when turned around gives '6' |
| 7 | k, q, hard-c, hard-g | 'k' is made of two 7's back-to-back (7<) |
| 8 | f, v | 'f' when written in script looks like '8' |
| 9 | p, b | 'p' when turned around gives '9' |
http://www.eudaigroup.com/memorytest/memorypage1.html
http://memory.uva.nl/memimprovement/eng/phon_peg_1.htm
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