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Archive for 'Planners'

I Hate Everything Calendar

Recently a co-worker who apparently knows me a little too well suggested a calendar that might be appropriate for someone like me. It was the “I Hate Everything Daily Calendar” by Matthew DiBenedetti, and as soon [...]

Moleskine Mini Daily Planner

I found these tiny Moleskine Mini Daily Planners a few weeks ago on Amazon, and based on the reviews I was curious to get my hands on one myself. The general theme of the reviews I [...]

Post-it Note Wrist Watches and Some Other Small Updates

Now I don’t know that these Post-it Note Wrist Watches are the most practical things in the world, but I do think they are one of the more creative forms I’ve seen a Post-it Note take. [...]

Giveaway and Review – Quo Vadis 2012 Planners – The Scholar and Minister

These Quo Vadis Scholar and Minister Planners were sent to me by good friend of the blog, Karen from Exaclair. I thought that since I already have one planner that I use, I should be generous [...]

2011 Calendars and Planners

Last year I found myself trying to review 2010 Calendars and Planners, and it’s quite frankly a daunting task because of the short timeframe that I have to do where it will be relevant and timely [...]

Quo Vadis 18 Month Monthly 4 Planner and Calendar

With 2009 coming to an end, you still have some time to pick out that next calendar or planner and lucky for us, my friends from Exaclair were kind enough to send me this 2009-2010, 18 [...]

2010 Ecosystem 12-Month Monthly Planner

Following up on my review of the ecosystem journals, I wanted to now take a look at the series of planners that they also offer which are made with the same 100% post consumer recycled materials, [...]

Levenger 2009 Junior Size Daily Planner and Calendar

A few weeks ago I had to start figuring out what I would do in terms of a calendar or planner for next year, so naturally I found that my first instinct was to head over [...]