Since I’m fairly happy with my planner layout I am been playing around with other bujo type pages. I like the idea of a second booklet for some miscellaneous pages of things that I want to keep on paper, but are not something that I would put on a weekly spread. Today’s feature are the two pages I shared on my Instagram yesterday. A post shared by April (@aprildss) on Oct 4, 2017 at 12:09pm PDT First is When did I last… I am not entirely sure if I am going to get much use out of this because I can’t really think of anything I would want to track on here. I try to keep a weekly circuit of cleaning, so things like changing sheets and towels are already done on a regular basis. I saw an example where the user was tracking vehicle oil changes, but I don’t go by date so much as mileage- and I track that in my Owner’s Manual. I’m pretty much waiting to do something that I think I should track, or to think about something and not be able to remember the last time it happene
I’m a functional planner. I love adding stickers and washi and using different color pens and pencils, but at the end of the day I rely on my planner to keep my life straight. I don’t worry about fancy lettering, or matchy-matchy stickers. I want to smile when I open my planner, not see all the things that are not lined up right, or the colors are not quite the same, or what have you. I’m also not one for the cutesy phrases – give me profanity or give me nothing. This is my planner layout before the writing. Here I’m using the InkJoy ball point pens to draw the outlines from a Reflections stencil. I color them in with colored pencils, to make it more interesting. Before the pen... #plannerlove #handmade #fauxdori A post shared by April (@aprildss) on Sep 25, 2017 at 6:41am PDT The black boxes on the right are for meal planning dinners. And here is what my planner looks like now that I’ve spent some time filling it in. I add to it throughout the week because I can’t be