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Do you like planners? Do you have a collection of them? Are any of them perfect? Are you constantly looking for the next best? The one that will finally put your life in order. I love planners. I've amassed hundreds over the years. Some worked better than others, and some still sit empty and too pretty for me to deface with my horrible handwriting. I've also come to terms that a book isn't going to get my life in order, but maybe it can look a little less chaotic. (The lies we tell ourselves.) I think I've reached a point in my life where I just want a basic bitch planner. I'm trying a minimalist approach. You can plan every little detail if you'd like, or just jot down the things you don't want to forget. I decided to start from scratch for the things I needed. I needed plenty of space for random thoughts, ideas, song lyrics to Google later, recipes, phone numbers, restaurants, who was that actor who played in Perfect Strangers, is that Venus right by the moon, and what time does Starbucks close? Sure, I could check my phone, but there's only 5% left on my battery, so I need to save it. I need plenty of grid space. And sometimes I don't need an answer right away, but want to keep it close. But I also needed just a tiny bit of structure. A place for organized tasks, appointments, deadlines, or whatever else I wanted. It differs from week to week for me. I left it without labels for you to define as you see fit. You could just as easily use the space for doodling, baby names, weekly menus, project planning, etc., etc. There's also a nifty black square on every right page for you to tick/fill in when a page isn't needed anymore. You can use them as Bullet Journals, as I do when my brain lets me, or if you follow the church of GTD. You do you. I'm not here to inspire you. This planner works for you, not the other way around. The planners come in 7"x10", daily and weekly, undated (2 year calendar in f