Here is the seperate post that I mentioned in the previous one - this provides a look at my personal Malden week. I use this planner at the weekend - I love my Chameleon but I really don't want to have to lug it round with me at the weekend. The issue that I have had with using a different filofax at the weekend is that the week can look really bare and I don't like that. Then along came 365/30 Lists - a facebook page for Philofaxers which gives a list topic for each day of the month. This started in September and if you follow everything filofax, then I am sure it is something that you will have come across - if not, here is the link to the facebook page:
Filofax 365/30 Group
I decided this was just what I needed for my Malden during the week to make sure it was used everyday. I tend to sit down for 5 or 10 mintues at the end of the day and make my list, it is really nice to have even that small amount of 'me' time. At the weekend, I can spend a little longer thinking about it and it's ideal to take to my local Starbucks for a coffee and quality time with Malden!
Sunday, 9 September 2012
Work Week #1
There are a number of blogs that I enjoy reading that have a regular post which gives an overview of their filofax week. As all the best ideas are commonly replicated, I am going to do the same and provide an overview of both my work week, which I use my A5 Chameleon and in a seperate post I will also provide a look at my personal Malden which I use mainly at weekends.
This is my work week - there was quite a lot of empty space this week, not because I wasn't busy but simply because I didn't have too many appointments. I find that I have to fill the empty space but I've not even been very successful at that this week!
This is my work week - there was quite a lot of empty space this week, not because I wasn't busy but simply because I didn't have too many appointments. I find that I have to fill the empty space but I've not even been very successful at that this week!
I really feel that I need to be neater and pay more
attention when writing things down. I accidently
put in two appointments for Tuesday when they were
actually for Wednesday!
As you can see, losts of white space on the half. Must
do better next week!
Monday, 3 September 2012
Well here it is......
The official olympics 2012 filofax organiser. I bought this after reading a post on the Philofaxy Facebook page - Staples had them on sale and I just can't resist a bargain. The truth is I have no need for a new filofax but when there is a massive £28 saving, who can say no?! Considering it isn't leather I actually quite like how it feels. Here come the pictures - I've had a bit of trouble with formatting tonight so it is a bit out in places:
Front and back - I would have preferred the blue one but the pink is quite nice. It isn't as bubblegummy as in this picture but the light wasn't great when I took the picture.
The diary sheets during the olympics are a day per page.
The pictures are a little out of order but hopefully you can see enough of the planner. I really have no idea what I will use it for and am contemplating giving it to my daughter to try and encourage her to be more organised and create some good habits but can I bring myself to pass it over? Ummmm....not sure!
Front and back - I would have preferred the blue one but the pink is quite nice. It isn't as bubblegummy as in this picture but the light wasn't great when I took the picture.
The diary sheets during the olympics are a day per page.
On the non-olympic dates the diary goes to a week on one page with a page on the right that could be used for any sort of notes.
Dividers - I'm not a big fan of them being pre-printed as I like to be able to decide how to divide things myself
Inside front coverThe pictures are a little out of order but hopefully you can see enough of the planner. I really have no idea what I will use it for and am contemplating giving it to my daughter to try and encourage her to be more organised and create some good habits but can I bring myself to pass it over? Ummmm....not sure!
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