Yes, it's that time of year again, and I've been obsessing about planners, calendars, and diaries for the last month or so. Well, maybe the last two months or so. I'm still not exactly positive what I'm going to do in the way of planners for 2014 (DIY? Filofax? something else?), but I've got some ideas that I'll be exploring and writing about here at Supply Cabinet Chronicles in the next couple of weeks. That's the PLAN, anyway. With the hope that spelling it all out will help me come to some decisions.
In the meantime, here are links to a few of the most interesting posts/websites I've come across in my search around the internet.
- 10 Ways to Keep Track of Daily Routines in your Planner (10/09/2013: Patty @ Homemakers Daily) This website has tons of good ideas and tips on planners and organization. And you don't need to be a homemaker to benefit!
- 2014 Plannerisms Going Places Planners ready to ship (9/23/2013: Laurie @ Plannerisms). I've admired these since they were introduced last year, and they still look interesting. The one thing that always stops me from ordering one is that I just don't do very well with a bound planner. I know from past experience that I'm really only comfortable with spiral or loose-leaf bindings. So if these ever become available in a different format, I just might try one.
- 2014 Printable Planner - and a whole lot more (10/12/2013: Kayla Domeyer @ Say Not Sweet Anne). There are dozens of cute and useful printable planners out there (just do a little searching on Etsy), but this is one of my favorites. Love the colors and patterns -- and the "modular" design allowing you to use just the sections you need. Also, it's not tarted up with a lot of "inspirational" quotes or cutesy illustrations. (Not that there's anything wrong with any of that.)
- My 2014 Planner: The Inspiration (9/25/2013: Shelby Leigh @ Something Southern). I'm having the same sort of experience, thinking about a DIY planner for next year -- lots of design ideas floating around in my head, but haven't found the ideal combination yet.
- Pinterest boards by Erin Condren. I'm addicted to Pinterest -- the website offers a gazillion good ideas for planners, both DIY and the manufactured kind. And Erin Condren's boards are some I return to most frequently. I've used her Life Planners, off and on, for the last couple of years, and I'm still toying with the idea of ordering one for 2014. They aren't the perfect planner, but they're so much fun and I'm easily tempted.
