This is something I designed and used for quite a while last year, and it's something I might go back to at some point. It's a four-page-per-week planner formatted for letter-sized paper. Below is some info about it. If you're interested, you can download it for free! (It's a PDF file.)
- The first page has a row of squares to write in calendar events for the week.
- Below that is a section called "Things To Do." You can write in tasks in four categories. I usually labeled the categories Homeschool, Blog/Computer, For DangerBear, and General Tasks.
- The bottom of the first page has a place to record money spent, as well as lines for notes.
- The following three pages are daily planners. Each day contains room to record things like your Most Important Tasks, daily chores, menu, Scripture reading, and so on. I used the daily "theme" to note the day's focus, like cleaning, baking, or laundry. You could also decide to focus on a certain character quality each day.
- There are daily sections for homeschool/children and blogging. I realize not everyone has kids or a blog. This is just something I designed for myself that I wanted to share. If you can think of more general categories to replace them, I can probably create a new form and offer that as a download.
I'm always open to suggestions, so if you have some ideas for improving the planner, I'd love to hear them!
Wow, I really love this! Thanks for sharing it! You are so organized, I love the clean layout of your blog too.
This is great. Thanks for sharing.
Great!! Can definitely use this. TFS
This is really well thought out! I like the daily "theme" idea quite a lot too.
That is a great idea. I like the money spent section. It's so easy to forget where cash goes sometimes.
Yowza Kate!!! This is like so totally awesome! Like, thanks for the radical download and tripindicular pages! This is like so boss!!!
(you like my valley girl talk?? hehehe...)
I'm glad you all like it! It's good to know that the ridiculous amount of time I spent designing it was worth it. =)
Summer, I think I felt a few neurons explode while reading your comment! LOL Tripindicular?!
Wow, you are on the ball! I can't believe you managed to try the chai within hours after me posting. :) I'm glad you liked it, though. At first I was trying to make the chai from memory and I was always using too much of the actual tea and it would end up bitter. Once I got the recipe I was much happier! I haven't tried it iced yet, but I should, it sound fantastic.
I'd been wanted to make chai for a while, so when I saw your recipe I jumped up and tried it!