I don’t read as much as I used to; I find that I have less time and it seems harder to find really good books. As a result of the latter, I tend to keep a few authors in rotation… Read More ›
Guest Posts
What’s in my bag; Josh’s version
I’ve not owned very many bags. As a guy in the US, I never was really expected to use a bag aside from the ubiquitous LLBean school backback. I always carried things in my pockets or chucked larger things in… Read More ›
My favorite planner page, a guest post by Josh
I’ve tried quite a few different day-planning pages over the years, and this day-on-two-pages layout from Daytimer is my favorite. This is the “desk” size, or 5.5×8.5 inches (140x216mm), similar to an A5 sheet, but with a very different (an… Read More ›
Guest Post by Mja: What’s in my bag – the briefcase of a journeyman accountant
So whats in my briefcase ? Well HMRC,IRS and a few other organisations would love to look in the files but that’s another story !!! First and most important is my Midori Traveller’s notebook which I use for my bespoke… Read More ›
Guest post from Josh: “Expect the unexpected”
When I was a kid I read a 1969 Volkswagen owners manual. The VW to which this manual belonged was parked, non-running, behind my friend Coleen’s house. We we used to play in it, imaginary road trips amongst the rusted… Read More ›
Guest Post: Josh on his giant Franklin Quest binder
Here in the United States, we create and store most records in in the 8.5×11 inch “Letter” size paper. For years, I’ve spent lots of time reducing and cutting these documents to fit into a personal size planner. I am… Read More ›
Guest Post: Paul on Pens – The Parker ’51’
When Janet asked nicely if I would write something about my pen collection, there really wasn’t a competitor for the first post. The Parker ’51’ has been voted ‘best fountain pen ever’ in various polls over the years, and it… Read More ›
