Im still in the process of finding a monthly planner that best suits me. I've been going around the island, and Im almost resigning to the fact that for 2009, no one working under procurement has humour nor taste. Im on the brink of calling my mother for good old papemelroti, pramis. We're going to orchard tonight, and I'm giving the stationery industry two more days ultimatum. Yesterday's selections were waaay better. Last night a sales lady tried convincing me that calendar notebook planners with more than 12 pages (a thick book.. omaygas) are the rage these days. That, and cross selling those with cute, fluffy characters compensating for the loss of good engrish grammar. Monthly planners are serious business, people! You'll have to stick with them for a year or so. In the first place, I just wanted a calendar that's inside a notebook, with big boxes per day, that's also light and very thin, and soft bound. No springs for me, as they don't really last. Not in my bag.
This is what I had with me for 2009. Imagine how it still manages to surprise me and make me smile.
and being a person with very immature and specific wants...
this is what i want for 2010.
2 comments:
i ♥ mary engelbreit. i'm surprised they don't have good datebook selections in singapore.
@conneh- well, they're all okay, which is sad cos nothing really popped out, and fitted my requirements. Had to resort to moleskine. Of course I don't derive any inspiration from it. So much for a very pretentious advert write up (used by every dead, artistic fella we know of sort..)
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