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Great question, I have a new unboxing video which goes through the A5 and B6, but to answer your question, the Take a Note does group the Monthlies together first, and then starts with the last week in December for the weeklies. You''re right about the constant flipping back and forth. LOL

You are an absolute insider! I'm taking notes for sure. The 18 month planners in the past, GURL, I got those for $4, 5 dollars, but this year I wasn't so lucky. The 18-month planners are my favorite as you get so much for your money. There are still a few on the HP site that I'm hoping are still there for the Black Friday sale. Yes, the teacher planners were SO cute, I picked up that seasonal one with the boot on it for $12 I think? I always try to get a planner that is already decorated for projects.

Which information? The 15% coupon? I had one sent to me. They've been sending them out every other month. I hope they're doing well. It was my first UA-cam short. I didn't see where you could leave more info. "I was in Burbank Michaels on a business meeting. Popped in. Really nice store. Bought the Reading in the Garden sticker book. Clearance section was lit up!" Thanks for watching.

I was just about to purchase. I'm using Paypal and they'll show you the Dollar amount in American USD next to your payment method. It's great if there's any discrepancy with the merchant, of course. Last year, I bought mine for $40 from Amazon. It came the next day in the mail, easy peasy. I don't know if they're going to sell it again on Amazon (fingers crossed). I think your best bet is to use PayPal, see the USD price, and go from there. The pre-order has been extended until October 6th, so there's still a bit of time.

@@TheDailyPlannerMichelleMacias thank you so much!!

Thank you for the eloquent reply! You've gotten yours already?! You're really on it. I am hoping to pre-order mine from the company as their pre-order was extended for 2025. I hear you for all the reasons for journaling and positive mental health. I concluded that that's the reason I also got into light decorative planning. Just working with the colors, florals, and quotes, which I used to think were a bit cheesy, now it's my therapy. Almost cheaper than the real thing. lol Precisely about their pages. You can ignore the time stamping on the side and just journal that day, or you can write like I do a few notes on the horizontal weekly which begins each week. Or, write on the right-hand side some notes, and thoughts along with your journal, if your handwriting is small enough. Yes, the planners with the daily pages can be a bit daunting, but I think for light journaling the TAN is an excellent choice. I hope you enjoy it in the New Year. If you haven't experienced the 68 gsm, look out, it'll win your heart being able to use any pen you want. You don't have to be precious about it.

(I'm sorry I didn't reply sooner. I didn't get an email about your comment) Yes, the B6 is in my cart. I wanted to try it out for weekly list-making. Lots of possibilities! Thanks for the recommendation and review of the B6. 77 is a lot more pages than the A5. LOL The too many planners things, yes, I feel that all too well. So glad you found the Days and LITE to work for you. I've used their notebooks and have found them in Barnes and Noble recently. The soft ring kind and love them! I love books that just sit flat!

That's so sweet! Fitting to your name. Thanks for watching.

Cool concept for a journal and a use case for the Take a Note! I have pens, caddies, and a carousel in three separate rooms. The fineliners, and markers do not die, so why would I throw them out. I'm trying to collect Tombows, bit by bit. I don't know if it's the paper manufacturing, the non-Sanzen 68 gsm old school paper (I don't see another planner that has it), but it's buttah! It's the little finer things in life in a hectic world. The Hobonichi paper has some kind of coating to it that must be perfect for fountain pens (but I don't plan with fountain pens but gel).

Thanks for watching! (My previous reply was on my phone., LOL) Ok, I so highly recommend it, BUT do keep in mind that not seeing the whole week at once and just three at a time was a criticism that I heard before I bought it, as opposed to the Hobonichi's weekly. I weighed that and learned that the wider columns allowed me to write two separate lists: one for work, the other for household. Win-win.

I hope the company is doing well because I have been seeing more of these extra 15% off Sale coupons from them in my email. I have received one every two months or so. It's Joanns that often offers an extra 25 % off coupon through Coupon Cabin, or better yet through the Edge browser automatically looks for coupons for you wherever you go. It's the only way to shop these days!

Yes, exactly...some days are just so busy that journaling every day, missing pages. I'm the type that would fixate on the empty pages! LOL If I could paint, that's one way to fill 'em, but they're meant for writing.

Yes! Precisely. It does lack the note pages, whereas the ever-popular Sterling Ink Common Planner has more than enough. (I saw the price of the SI Planners I wanted, and it was hard to justify it...this week as I haven't made my Take a Note order yet. They (Take a Note) have a B6 Slim biweekly (TN size) that intrigues me for around $14, I think?) It wasn't a long review of the planner, but I also would have showed how sturdy it is. Even after 9 months of daily wear and no leather cover, it's REALLY sturdy. I've been doing the notebook thing, so having the Take a Note and a few A5 notebooks is perfect for me. You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

I have a TAN Weeks B6, it's not a slim but a bit shorter. I wrote my comment about it. It does have 77 blank pages in the back of the book. All numbered and gridded. For me this was enough, but I am going to a Kokuyo DAYs and LITE for next year (which was my 2021-2023 planner). just to have the extra inch in height but also to have more space. I am already not sure about the paper change. I love the TAN paper so much. I have used ink and HEAVY ink (think large Faber-Castell PITT brush used as highlighter amounts of ink) on pages, IN FACT same page once on the front and on the back, experiencing zero bleed through or paper pilling. Paper also doesnt really crinkle as much as the others will almost ... onion skin. Year is still long, I might get a TAN for 2025, but have told myself only if I see my one local having pre-order over stock. I am even thinking about getting the same one I got this year, the tiny yet mighty B6. I am 87% sure I will get a TAN for 2026. I am not happy that the DAYs has gone from a two book system to a single book, a feature that I did not know about prior to ordering. I think it will just be bulky for no reason.

This is what I was thinking too, but I was planning to use a hobonichi cover for an A6 TAN, then slide a A6 lightweight MD notebook in the back pocket for notes. Then it's still in one package, lol