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Thanks for sharing this, Janet. It looks intriguing, though I’m a tad confused regarding the monthly & weekly views together. Are there multiple weekly (upper) pages corresponding to the monthly pages? If so, is the book not, for want of a better word, lumpy, with more pages on the top half than the bottom? Or do they alternate place each month, to keep it balanced? I tried to enlarge and to look on the actual site, but this was one aspect I couldn’t quite see. Thanks!
Great question, Julie.
There are indeed several weekly pages for each monthly view, but any extra bulk is offset by the thickness of the pocket dividers. Not to say it’s bulky – the entire book is only about half an inch thick.
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This planner looks like a wonderful planner for stay at home moms or mommy bloggers. I showed it to a client of mine who indicated that it would be perfect for co-ordinating her family of six, all with an interest in sports.
I’m not using mine, and I’d be happy to let her have it. It would be great to find out if it meets her needs!
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