19 November 2019

Free For All Tuesday - No. 459

So what questions or discussion points have you got for us today?

It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a more experienced user of organisers, we want to hear your thoughts, questions, opinions etc.

We are here to answer your questions.

Make today the one day you post a comment or a question.

It is Tuesday after all so fire away with any questions and comments.

8 comments:

  1. As an octogenarian I probably need journals less than at any other time of life...but old habits hang around.
    It is impossible to justify a major spend on stationery when a 50p diary is ok for medical appointments. Who needs justification anyway?
    My passing thought is whether you have other readers/fans of post-retirement age who too get pleasure from a similar filofixation.
    A final question ... How many souls work at Filofax uk? Where is their office? Is it simply an order processing function? Are all the products imported from China?

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    1. Hi
      Filofax UK has an office in Haywards Heath and their main office is in Dalkeith in Scotland. I visited there a few years ago.
      You can see the post here:
      https://philofaxy.blogspot.com/2013/11/visit-to-letts-filofax-dalkeith-4.html

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    2. Thanks Steve. I have enjoyed trolling thru all your blogs but haven't worked my way back to 2013 yet! Great stuff.

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  2. Hey there Lyndon. My thoughts are that if a new Filofax brings you a little joy in your life along with journalling, do it!! Life is too short to be judgemental on yourself! I find designing some of my own inserts a great hobby and great fun. xx

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  3. Thanks Butanben! I see that Philofaxy contributor George Redgrave is another elder at 77, so there may be more of us around.

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  4. I gave my 70yr old father a Filofax years ago - he has few appointments aside from hobby meets and doctors, and these are the only things he needs to write down. He has a pocket Hampstead with a week per page setup. He finds it a very sophisticated way to carry his data - he would never have bought it for himself (as you mention - you can get significantly cheaper options) but he appreciated the gift.

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  5. Thanks for sharing. Because we are older we are used to writing for fun as well as reminders.

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  6. I also gave my retired father a Winchester Filofax & he enjoys using it for storing passwords & gift ideas etc.

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