I posted this a while ago and realised that I didn't share it here. September has been a doozy and I still struggle with not referring to my planner often enough when things really get hectic. Funnily enough, I still haven't set up the A6 planner that I had to set up in the video... Continue Reading →
August month at a glance + 2021-2022 year at a glance printable
Hi! I don't know about you but July was full of the unexpected! Normally I would be camping somewhere in the south of France by now. Instead I'm still sitting at home because my partner had an accident and got a concussion! Not to worry, he's feeling much better now, but by the time we... Continue Reading →
Update of my planner set-up (featuring my Van der Spek junior touch me)
Hi! I decided to share an update to my set up. I was planning to do this quarterly (so at the end of March), but since I’ve actually been in the pocket size since last year december, it has been 3 months now and I felt like enough had changed that I could make this... Continue Reading →
10 Planner hacks, tips and tricks I’ve used and loved (part 1)
Hi! Today I want to share some of the planner hacks, tips and tricks I've used and liked over the years I've been using a planner. These hacks have helped bring more functionality to my planner and general organisation. Most of these can be used in any type of planner (ringed or bound), so hopefully... Continue Reading →
Planner comparison: Malden vs Cavendish
Here is a comparison of the features of the Malden compared to the Filofax Cavendish, both in personal size. Below the table is a short video I made where I show the differences. MaldenCavendishRings23mm30mmLeatherSoft full grain buffalo leatherSoft “deluxe” leatherDimensionsHeight: 192mm Width: 150mmDepth: 50mmHeight: 188mm Width: 140mm Depth: 42mmLeft4 credit card pockets 1 zipped... Continue Reading →
August plans
This month I'm going to try the bullet journal method in rings. For a long time I've been using a pocket planner as a wallet and satellite planner. I wanted to see if the bullet journal would be the system that allows me to also be able to combine my wallet with my planner. After... Continue Reading →
One book july 2019 – last week (and a bit) in review
I'm not gonna lie, I really started missing my rings. Not because there was something wrong with the system or the notebook, but because at heart I'm a rings girl. I don't think I can totally abandon rings. But this has been a great experiment. I have always struggled to do daily pages, and now... Continue Reading →
Planner/Stationery haul in London
In my previous post I mention that I took a trip to London with a friend. With the help of people in the Philofaxy Facebook group, I was able to find out what stores were available in London to visit. We were only there for 3 days (and we also had other plans) so I... Continue Reading →
One book July 2019 – week 2&3 in review
Because a friend came to visit me and then we went on a trip to London together, I wasn't able to do a weekly review or blog at the end of week 2. After the first week of BJ I realised that I needed to refine my key in connection to types of notes that... Continue Reading →
One book July 2019 – week one in review
So I've stuck to it for a whole week. First of all, I must say that so far, this attempt at BJ is much more successful than the last time. I think it is because 1. I'm not trying to make it pretty and 2. I didn't draw out a weekly layout. I'm thinking that... Continue Reading →
