Thank you to Gerard for the St Patrick's Day card.
Busy week? Why not relax and enjoy some Filofax blog posts... and we have some new sites to sneak up on and surprise!
- Oops I did it again! - Heather Holistics
- Weekly time sheet to print for your Filofax - My Life All in One Place
- Have you twaddled up your Filofax? - The Crazy Suburban Mom
- an update about my affair - Paper Lovestory
- Planner Threesome - The Crazy Suburban Mom
- Filofax update… - Bluebonnet Reads
- Deco vs Enigma....chunky monkey Folifax - Loulou's Modern Musings
- Moving to Wo2P and stickers galore! - Lancashire Cat
- Filofax Compact Pennybridge Review - Rapunzel's World
- What have I got in my pocketses? - Paper Pens Ink
- Update & New Favourites: Filofax - Sugar Cherries
- Filofax love - Dear Little Fawn
- Jazz in a Mini Filofax - Making Music
- Customizing my Filofax Siena - Strickmuse
- Bargain diaries and organisers in Tesco! - All Things Stationery
- Aston pocket Filofax review after a week of use - Heather Holistics
- Tab Fancy - Well Planned Life
- How I carry credit cards, photos, and insurance cards in my mini Filofax - Sense of Gravity
- Yoda: On Filofax - The Crazy Suburban Mom
- Your blog post could appear here next week... Please email us if we missed you this week.
sigh.... I have finished reading. I have to actually DO something now.
ReplyDeleteOh and I constantly see things on here I would like to do that would mess up my current system. I then spend a couple of days wondering how I could somehow adapt what I have. I then usually realise that what I already do works best for me. A few days later I read another post that makes me think 'oh I'd like that' and it starts all over again...
ReplyDeleteFor example the moleskine book journal from Bluebonnet Reads - I think to myself 'mmm tasty, I would love to have that to read through again'.
I just list the books I read with an 'out of 10' mark and a code to say why it lost marks. Not fun to read again - just informative for me. However I am not sure I would keep up with writing that much about a book every time I read one. I read a lot. So am I looking at it as something I would actually do or just something I would like to do? I could just end up with an expensive notebook with 2 pages used...
Thanks for the updates Steve - you always seem to find posts that I've missed!
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