DayMinder Monthly Planner with Notes Column, Ruled Blocks, 8.75 x 7, Black Cover, 12-Month (Jan to Dec): 2024

Lays flat. Lots of room for notes. Takes up little space.

Unless you are a hermit, everyone has to keep track of doctor's appointments (especially senior citizens), schedules for house repairs, special events, and business committments. This planner has just enough room and is not too bulky. I could not find anything comparable.

This is the perfect size, it fits nicely in my desk drawer. I like that each month is spread over two pages allowing plenty of room for writing in birthdays, appointments, etc. It's sturdy yet lightweight and very slim. There are also blank pages in the back where I can keep track of dates for monthly/annual chores (changing furnace filter, etc.) I love it! I re-order every year!

For many years, I have used this product to plan my month and document my flight time as a pilot. There are many products out there for this purpose, but by amending the column headings in the expense section, I am able to keep track of my flight time while using the full-month format in the front to know my schedule, count my days on, etc. Computer programs are fine, and I use one, but pilots can't always fire up a computer when we get a call. We write it down and enter it later, so it's great for the professional pilot. If the columnar headings in the expense portion represented pertinent flight hours -or better yet, were an additional section, a world time zone map and area and country code guide would complete the package. Still using as-is, I'd be lost without it. Pilot use is not as small of a market as one may think. If you are interested I would be happy to provide details of my suggestions. Tony Complo complo[@] [@]

This planner has just the right amount of space. Some planners have lines for every hour of the day and are too bulky. It is easy to flip pages to conform appointments.