2023 Daily & Monthly Planner Refill, Hourly, 10801 Day-Timer, 3-3/10.2 cm x 6-3/10.2 cm, Size 3, Two Pages Per Day (471-225)

it works perfectly

Es excelente este planificador, soy dentista y lo uso diario por mas de 10 años.Gracias

Love at a glance. Super cute and fits perfectly in my A6 size folder

I've been using a planners for a long time but for the past few years I've used some inexpensive wire bound ones. They usable, but I couldn't find one I really liked for next year so I dug out my old Day-Timer Personal size planner binder (still in pristine shape) and decided to go loose leaf again. The only problem was I wanted both the weekly and 2 page per month layouts and Day-Timer includes only one page for the monthly page when you get the weekly layout. I was just about to buy both (which would have made for more bulk and redundancy in tabs) when I found these At-A-Glance Weekly/Monthly sets. These are perfect! The paper is good quality, and the pages are actually prettier than I expected, and Day-Timer and At-A-Glance are both owned by ACCO so the page set sizes are same.Now whenever you have weekly pages you are going to have months starting somewhere in the process of an already ongoing week, so weeks at the end and/or beginning of the month may be separated by the monthly pages. It has always been and always will be like that unless unless we all decide to have every month start on Sunday and end on Saturday (or start Monday and end Sunday) and only be 28 days long. With 365 days per year that would give us 13 months (plus one extra day) per year. Maybe the extra day can just be New Year's day alone, a deep breath before the plunge into the first week of the new year. And wouldn't landlords and monthly service providers love that? It would certainly make leap year interesting. The only way around that is to use one or two page per day refills, and for me that's just not necessary at this time. But it's loose leaf, so you can move the end of the month weekly pages together either before or after the new month starts so you can still have your week together while you're living it.So for example, in picture one I have the end of January weekly page for Jan 30th to Feb 1st on the left and the back side of the February monthly page on the right, picture 2 is of the Feb monthly pages, picture 3 is the back side of the Feb monthly page on the left and the remaining part of the Jan 30th to Feb 5th. You can choose to leave it that way, however what I do is in picture 4 where I have the weekly pages for Jan 30th to Feb 1st on the left and moved the 2nd half of the week page for Feb 2nd to Feb 5th on the right. Personally I keep it before Feb tab while it's still Jan and move it after the Feb tab once it's Feb. These are loose leaf pages. arrange them however you want, go wild.I am going to enjoy using these planner pages and I recommend them to others who like to use weekly planners that include a 2 page monthly layout as well.

Weekly/monthly planners are mostly the same. The Kathy Davis artwork sets this planner above others. Every day is a little brighter then with plain paper planners. The quality and convenience of the planner are great. I recommend this planner