Stephanie
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I also decided to switch to analog scheduling methods this school
year, and am using the 18 month weekly planner/notebook. This one has
the planner pages on the left side and ruled paper on the right. It's
perfect, because it allows me to write in other things I have to get
done that don't have a specific due date, or things to remember, etc.
I bought my planner in August, but I was in Europe (Berlin, Germany)
for a month. I'm not sure how easy they'd be to find in America. I
remember looking on Amazon just for price comparison, and even with
the horrible exchange rate, it was cheaper in Europe. Apparently it
was also easier to find, since they were in almost every stationery
store I went to.
If I were you, I'd check local bookstores and stationery stores, and
if that doesn't work, try Amazon. You can set it up so that they text
message you when an item becomes available, and then respond to the
text message to buy it. It's very easy, and you don't have to
obsessively check Amazon.com to find the thing. If you're having
trouble, I'd go that way.
So in short, I say YES, switch to a Moleskine planner. I love them. I
find the 18 month setup is useful for students since it started in
July and therefore covers a whole school year. If you won't be able to
find one until January, though, it would be pointless to buy one that
covers six months that have passed. Good luck!
From,
Stephanie
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