It might only be the beginning of August, but thoughts are already turning to going back to school. If you want to help get you and your family organised this academic desk diary from Dodo Pad is a great way to do it. I love to start fresh again half way through the year and these humorous and spacious planners are brilliant.
Each page of the planner shows a weekly grid which is divided into 5 columns so you can divide it between activities or people. I find them really helpful to plan my blog and social media. Opposite each weekly grid there is a blank page for anything else you might want to note down. There is even a pouch to store my relevant receipts. It includes public holidays, week numbers, moon phases and has quotes, illustrations and unusual anniversaries scattered throughout.
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| A sample page from the Acad-Pad |
If you haven’t heard of Dodo Pad before then you should check out their website. They have notepads, diaries, planners, to do lists, in fact practically everything you need to get organised. If they sold motivation too then they would be perfect, but the great quirky designs should be enough to encourage you to put pen to paper anyway. Impressively the Dodo Pad recently celebrated it’s 50th anniversary and it is still going strong.
Dodo Pad kindly provided the academic diary which I’m giving away so whether you are at school, university or just need a new planner to help you manage “the daily pressures of modern life” get entering via the Rafflecopter widget below to start September fresh and organised.
The giveaway will close on midnight Sunday 20th August 2017 and all my normal T&C’s apply (you can read them via the Rafflecopter widget if you want all the details).
As always I love reading all your comments and appreciate anyone who shares the giveaway with others. Thank you for visiting my blog and good luck.
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ReplyDeleteIt works well especially when I remember to read it!!
I have a notebook and write evrything down
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ReplyDeleteDo one thing at a time until it is completed.
ReplyDeletelists lists and more lists for me - plus post it notes stuck everywhere! My diary is a must for making sure we don't miss events and appointments
ReplyDeleteHave lots of lists
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ReplyDeleteWrite everything down.
ReplyDeleteI have so many lists & my entire life is in my work Outlook calendar!
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ReplyDeleteRachel Craig
I have to do lists everywhere, I even have a list on the fridge
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ReplyDeleteWrite everything down and keep a large wallet file to keep documents in theme order.
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ReplyDeleteI use a calendar I have hanging in the kitchen and also make to do lists but I could really do with a diary
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ReplyDeleteI really need to write everything down.
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ReplyDeleteI've been known to write on my hand, I also use post-it- notes and lists.
ReplyDeleteI have a notepad on the fridge!!
ReplyDeleteI write everything down!
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ReplyDeleteI get my hubby t put reminders in his phone!
ReplyDeleteGet everything I need ready the night before
ReplyDeleteI use a calendar and everyone has to put what they are doing on it
ReplyDeleteI make my own online calendar every year then I can alter it every year and adapt it to suit me.
ReplyDeleteI keep lists in a notebook by my desk to refer to and cross off as things get done.
ReplyDeleteI write thins on the calendar and then forget to look
ReplyDeleteI write everything down to ensure I don't forget and I also check a week ahead which is just as important as the day ahead.
ReplyDeleteMake countless lists!
ReplyDeleteI make a list every morning and try to tick off at least half of the items and then I make sure I carry anything leftover to the top of the list the following day.
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ReplyDeleteI do keep a planner hanging up in the kitchen but I need a diary to carry around with me
ReplyDeleteBefore I go to bed I plan my jobs for the next day.
ReplyDeleteSave notes on my phone bit this would be much more useful
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ReplyDeletebeing a full time carer i have to be extra organised i have a diary in my bag so i can got things down i also set alarms on my phone to remind me and wright everything on my calendar
ReplyDeleteI write everything down - regardless of how minor
ReplyDeleteHave lots of lists
ReplyDeleteI do write reminders on post-its for everyone and to do lists
ReplyDeleteI am a list-a-holic! I have list upon list upon list, 2 calendars and 2 diaries and somehow I still don't manage to get everything done or remember everything I need to do!
ReplyDeleteKeep notes of things to do in a file on the computer
ReplyDeleteI make lots and lots of lists! And I have a whiteboard at my desk at work.
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ReplyDeletemakes lists and use a diary.
ReplyDeleteI have a pocket calendar in my bag and a family wall calendar (which unfortunately has a shiny surface that isn't good for writing on). I do lots of to do lists, as well.
ReplyDeleteKeep notes, to-do lists and set reminders on my phone! Its a life saver!
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ReplyDeleteWorking shifts I like to know when I'm working so I can work out holidays and trips away
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ReplyDeleteTo have a routine
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ReplyDeleteI love making lists. Anything from shopping lists to,to do lists xx
ReplyDeleteI make lists for everything. Even lists on which things need organising first!
ReplyDeletei write a lot of notes and stick them everywhere. a calander also helps for important dates
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