Great review. I can't wait until someone does a planner that has a month, week and the blank pages for a week and then repeat. The rabbit hole is deep!
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed. It's like you are reading my mind! That's one of the big reasons I want to design a planner - bundled planners are where my heart is. I'm hoping I can make it happen for 2025 in two sizes and add a third unicorn size the following year. It's gonna be a lot of work but hopefully I can make it happen and it can fill that void.
The preorder runs from July 4 (8 a.m. CST) thru Sunday, July 30th. The cover colors are a pale apricot and a driftwood gray. They pair beautifully together!
I did bullet journaling for several years before I realized I was happiest with structure that I didn’t have to provide. Congrats to Marisa for creating the perfect journal for herself, but I will have to pass. I’ve already pre-ordered a few Sterling Ink planners and I am just waiting until Aura Estelle x Annie Plans releases their 2024 pre-order. I will keep an eye on Night Owl though to see what else she may bring into the mix.
Yes! So much why I made this. I can't draw weekly and monthly spreads over and over. I like to feel supported. My planner should support me, not be like another kid, lol. ❤
Thank you for this review. I’m finally stepping away from hobonichi now that more planners are using TM paper. But what really grabbed my attention in the Night Owl 🦉 was the blank pages behind the monthly calendars 🗓️- I do my monthly finances/budgeting in my planner as well - and having this would mean they are right next to each other without creating a second monthly calendar on separates pages much further back
I'm laughing about the mini calenders. I can see your point. I like them for seeing how many weeks I have left but I see how it's not everyone's cup of tea. 😂
I'm probably in the minority on them LOL. I'm on a calendar every day at work multiple times a day plus in my personal planner and my work planners so I always know ;)
It is great that our brains all work differently. It makes life wildly adventure filled. I love the calendar on the weekly. When I am in a meeting, I mark my weekly and daily. It saves me from looking chaotic by flipping through three spots.
Like you,I cannot understand why they put those calendars on every weekly spread. I love this…I was thinking about going with the Wonderland 222 b6 planner and notebook, and the Sterling Ink half year planners in A5… still debating. But now I think this might be better-I love the regular times on the weekly’s. Thank you for the review.
Thank you so much for this review. So nice to hear about some of the other small businesses!!! Your reviews are always so detailed and help us get an idea of things.
Lol, listening to people in the planner community, I feel like I am the only person who likes and heavily uses those monthly calendars on the weekly pages. So it is like all these big companies are specifically catering to my (niche?) preferences.
That’s funny 😆 Actually I know a lot of people use them. They like to highlight them and see where they are at in the month. I work in a deadline driven, calendar focused job so I always know what day and week it is. But I also use and refer to my monthly spread regularly so that info is there and I don’t personally see the need to duplicate it. I know a lot underutilize their monthly and I wonder sometimes if they had to refer to it they’d use it more and would rely on it for their future planning and preplanning. But I understand some love the little calendar and so I just cover it. I will however not have one on the planners I’m creating because some don’t like it and it’s very easy to add with a sticker or stamp or pen - and that allows folks to put it there if they want or put it in a different spot too. Curious 🧐 what do you use it for?
@@JustScribble For me, these little calendars are the best tool to manage my future availability. My weekly spread is my dashboard, the space where I do planning and time management, so my planner is usually (1) open; (2) on a weekly spread. I also consciously minimise reliance on any digital tools. The way my mind works, I slot future events in a mental monthly grid. So, I will not be able to tell you what is my availability for the 20th of July. But I know with absolute certainty what I am doing next Thursday. So, going back to the little calendars, if I am working in my planner (which is open on a weekly) and something comes up that I need to figure out my availability for the 20th of July, I just need to glance at the little calendar, see that it falls on a Thursday, and I am immediately able to make decisions and, you know, plan things without flipping pages back and forth, pulling out my phone, etc (and OMG do I hate interrupting my flow in order to flip pages, yes, even when I have page markers, or do any sort of digital planning stuff). So yeah, little calendars = super useful.
As an avid planner girl I really didn’t think there could be any more planners out there that I didn’t know about - but thank you for proving me wrong! I’m excited to try the Night Owl - and not just bc I love the logo. But I could use a few more blank pages in my planner. Looking forward to your next video on how it went with this planner.
Thank you for this review!!I ordered a 2024 EC Compact Vertical for my hubby's medical needs.I struggle with planners for one reason I am a lefty and it is extremely difficult for me personally to utilize the bottom space.It kills my hand and wrist writing down there due to how I write.For a second issue....a lot of planners have the notes/blank writing section on the right,so it isn't as functional when being a lefty.It can smear badly:(I do like the option for a bound book as it can be put in a nice cover to protect it from the elements and just overall looks nice.Ring, coil,etc bound are oftentimes more difficult as I write towards the binding instead of away from it.I wish planners such as this would come with a few options.....I personally have been using my A5 Cousin this year for everything....hubby, household,playing around with decor,etc.....I may have to try one of these at some point just due to the size difference for portability and to see if it is something I could make work for everything instead of having an overwhelming number of planners!!
My kiddo is left handed so I understand the struggles. The EC compact seems like a good option for your hubby's medical. A half year book.- like the Cousin Avec or SterlingInk CommonPlanner half year might be a better fit for being left handed than a full year. Just like this planner they are slimmer so there's less bump at the bottom making it easier to write. Have you looked at MakseLife? I think they are changing to a coil like EC for 2024 but their side bar in both their monthly and weekly are on the right instead of the left. They might be more comfortable as a result.
@@JustScribble you definitely understand!! Actually I have had a Makselife planner and really enjoyed it!!I am excited to see what options for their covers this year.I haven't tried the Cousin Avec,but will be using the A6 Avec as soon as I finish this A6.For my journaling I ignore the dates and just use whichever book I want to as I just write the date on each entry.That way I don't limit myself for that!!There are so many options out there,and I have been impulsive in the past so this year I am going to really try to figure out what I absolutely need and want in a planner.That being said I don't know if I have tried a b6 planner so that might be a great size to trial!!!
I did seriously consider switching from the the SICP to this for next year. But I'm the end I stuck with the Common Planner, I wish I had the extra pages but I prefer the font choice and the lighter lines.
Thanks for sharing this thorough planner review! I‘m fairly set on using a PaperTess Designs option for 2024. The Yearly Planner also has a layout where the weekly overview ends with a horizontal line. I kinda wish both Theresia and Marisa hadn‘t made those horizontal lines because not having them gives you more flexibility to either continue the timeline downwards, to section off daily tasks or to ignore the individual days and just write a horizontal task list. Then again, I believe the horizontal lines are fairly easy to ignore if the layout they give you is not exactly what you need. Love that the NightOwl journal has numbered pages throughout! I don’t use my main planner for dailies but just for collections, so I don’t need that many back pages, but I appreciate the option Marisa has made for people who burn through their back pages quickly. 💙
PaperTess's planner is beautifully setup. I did a video on it recently and love that it's bundled. My main issue was the size of the monthly but it's suppose to be bigger in 2024 so I'm very tempted to get one as well.
@@JustScribble The planner you reviewed was the B6 (Yearly Notebook) which actually wouldn't work for me as a planner because I need my weeklies in one place in order to to be able to reference them quickly/flip through them. I've got the vertical TN format, both as a bound book (Yearly Planner) and as a TN insert (Weekly Planner, vertical edition). (One thing I have to say is that Catherine's naming conventions are a LOT less ambiguous than Theresia's... 🙈😂) Going to start the TN insert soon, both as an on-the-go option for summer and to test if the layout works for me. 🥰 If it does, I will likely buy the dated Yearly Planner Day-Free (with less than 365 notes pages) for 2024.
hey thankyou for sharing this planner with us especially when im all the way from Australia, it looks like a functional nice layed out design. im just a bit confused on whether to switch from my hobo cousin to b6 for next year 😁😄
You are so welcome! I'm not a huge fan of the Hobo Cousin. Don't get me wrong - great planner system and I've used it in the past. But the color of the pages, the color on the pages and the wasted functional space bug me and distract me :P I will say - that if you take the Hobonchi Cousin and compare it to a B6 like the NightOwl or the CommonPlanner the monthly and weekly space isn't too different - just a column on each day and a few rows. And on the daily pages the actual functional space in the Cousin is almost the same size as it is in the B6 because the quotes and the date at the top take up so much margin. So in space to write they are actually quite comparable. But if you went from a Hobonichi Cousin to an A5 Sterling Ink or an A5 Wonderland 222 (all-in-one) you'd have way more space than you have now. So it kind of comes down to 1) do you need the same amount of writing space or want even more, 2) do you need it to be portable (B6 is much less of a brick to carryaround) and 3) do you have a preference in size for your writing comfort. Hope that helps some!
Just stumbled across your review! It's the first I've heard of this 'brand'. And I SOOO hear you about the 'flow' of the pages! I think the ones that Planner Tess Designs has come out with are 'almost there'... But the shipping costs from Germany (I think ?) are KILLER 😮!!! Like you're almost buying a whole other planner! I did ask if any other option to ship was available and got 'radio silence'... This one's much more affordable, although I don't see anywhere to confirm the currency... That said, we 'of the North' still have to choke down the exchange rate... which does boost the cost too. ...Siiigh 😔 Great review, BTW!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Yes the PaperTess shipping is pricy. A few places in that area are. But I will say the current rate is less than it was. Buying with a friend can definitely help reduce that cost some to share postage. I think on the NightOwl the pricing is in USD since she’s based here and a small one woman shop but don’t know for sure.
Another fantastic review. This is a really nice planner and I would consider it but the weekly being separated in sections and then not going down to the bottom of the page is what would stop me from getting this... I am a shift worker (2nd) so my day does not end until 11 pm. I would have to write/draw in the rest of the day and the way it is broke down doesn't work for me either. I know that I am the minority in that. Other then that, it is a great planner. I love all the extra pages and basically everything else. She did a great job. Oh and I am with you on the mini calendar. I know every planner comes with it, so I've basically accepted that is will take up the space. lol I would really love to see how you use this planner. Maybe it will give me ideas that I have not thought of. There is so many great qualities of this planner.
I completely understand how the columns ending could be a deal breaker with your schedule. For me, other than social gatherings, my days are pretty much done as far as appointments etc. by 9 so I can use the bottom for other things but would prefer it continued down for when I need it. I'll definitely share some ways I've been using it to help with ideas :)
Thank you so much for your comments. They are really helpful. I have heard several shift workers mention how they love how I left off am and pm because it gives them greater flexibility. I imagine you wouldn't be able to start at 5pm with the planner but I just thought I'd mention it.
I agree the little number calendar is not useful and I hate having to put all my decorations there because it gives me a bulky lump. I am not looking forward the change of moving the numbers to the line spot in common planner either. My dream would be a horizontal in B6 like the weeks. I love that sterling ink has made the weeks and standard in horizontal, so I am holding out hope that she does a horizontal b6 too.
I suspect she will at some point though I doubt as a dated in 2024. But maybe in the undated. I hope she makes what you need soon :) There is the Papertess which is B6 and has a horizontal weekly view. There's also the Aura Estelle and Muji planners which are horitzontal but you'd need to pair with another notebook for dailies/collections. And I think Nolty and some other brands sell them as well.
I’ve converted my common planner to horizontal a few times in June and it worked nicely. So you could try that. Or SweetFreckledDesigns is launching a horizontal B6 planner. It’s shared in my community tab. It is undated but it’s not too hard to date them.
So cute - love the owls 🦉 Does she have an A5? I wish the dark lines of the weekly were at 12 noon and 5:00 instead of 10:30 and 4:00z Agree about the little monthly calendar on every weekly spread - I would get rid of that too. My undated Common Planner doesn’t have this which is nice.
I don't think her name for her brand or the planner had anything to do with the timeline of the planner itself but more about herself. But there are lots of planners that go later - many go 24 hours. What size are you looking for? Are you wanting a vertical layout?
Great review. I can't wait until someone does a planner that has a month, week and the blank pages for a week and then repeat. The rabbit hole is deep!
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed. It's like you are reading my mind! That's one of the big reasons I want to design a planner - bundled planners are where my heart is. I'm hoping I can make it happen for 2025 in two sizes and add a third unicorn size the following year. It's gonna be a lot of work but hopefully I can make it happen and it can fill that void.
I hope you succeed. That would be fantastic and it might help people who don't always fill the back pages. 🤗
The preorder runs from July 4 (8 a.m. CST) thru Sunday, July 30th. The cover colors are a pale apricot and a driftwood gray. They pair beautifully together!
I did bullet journaling for several years before I realized I was happiest with structure that I didn’t have to provide. Congrats to Marisa for creating the perfect journal for herself, but I will have to pass. I’ve already pre-ordered a few Sterling Ink planners and I am just waiting until Aura Estelle x Annie Plans releases their 2024 pre-order. I will keep an eye on Night Owl though to see what else she may bring into the mix.
Yes! So much why I made this. I can't draw weekly and monthly spreads over and over. I like to feel supported. My planner should support me, not be like another kid, lol. ❤
This is a really good review! I appreciate the detail. The one color is a much more pale apricot and the companion is Driftwood grey.
I love the colors you settled on! They look great together. ❤
Thank you! I’ll update the pinned post!
Thank you for this review. I’m finally stepping away from hobonichi now that more planners are using TM paper. But what really grabbed my attention in the Night Owl 🦉 was the blank pages behind the monthly calendars 🗓️- I do my monthly finances/budgeting in my planner as well - and having this would mean they are right next to each other without creating a second monthly calendar on separates pages much further back
Glad it was helpful! That's definitely a plus of those extra pages. I think there are so many uses for them and it's so functional!
I'm so glad you like this feature!
Excellent flip through and review! Thank you so much for the comparisons. And now I’m keeping my eyes out for your future plans in planner making! 👀
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing. I like this planner. I'm always looking for new planners lol.
You are so welcome!
I'm laughing about the mini calenders. I can see your point. I like them for seeing how many weeks I have left but I see how it's not everyone's cup of tea. 😂
I'm probably in the minority on them LOL. I'm on a calendar every day at work multiple times a day plus in my personal planner and my work planners so I always know ;)
The more I watch B6 Planner videos the more I may rethink my 2024! Yeek! It's all your fault! LOL! The color of the Night Owl is so so pretty!!
The new colors are awesome! #2024
I hope you like apricot!
😝 sorry not sorry 🤷🏻♀️ 😜
Glad you’ve found the videos helpful though! It’s such a great size!
I am so excited about 2024. ❤
Thank you for providing such a thorough and detailed review. I love that you always mention various ways to use blank pages and layouts.
You are so welcome!
It is great that our brains all work differently. It makes life wildly adventure filled.
I love the calendar on the weekly. When I am in a meeting, I mark my weekly and daily. It saves me from looking chaotic by flipping through three spots.
That's a great point! ❤
Weekly and daily girl here. ❤
We operate much the same!
Love that!
@@OwlPaper congratulations on your launch!
Like you,I cannot understand why they put those calendars on every weekly spread. I love this…I was thinking about going with the Wonderland 222 b6 planner and notebook, and the Sterling Ink half year planners in A5… still debating. But now I think this might be better-I love the regular times on the weekly’s. Thank you for the review.
Thank you so much for watching Burgess! And thank you for agreeing about the weekly calendars! Glad I'm not alone!
I hope you give it a try!
Thank you for sharing this makes looking for a planner so MUCH easier. 🧡🧡🧡
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much for comparing the b6 planners. 2024 seems to be the battle of B6.
Yes! I know in some ways it makes deciding hard but I’m so excited for it bc it’s such a great size that’s been neglected for so long!
Thank you so much for this review. So nice to hear about some of the other small businesses!!! Your reviews are always so detailed and help us get an idea of things.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoy them and find them helpful!
Placed my order already:). Thank you so much for all your content!!
@@melissalam2879 🥰
Thank you for the review! Just purchased the 2023 and 2024 bundle. :)
Wow, thank you!
Wonderful! I hope you enjoy it! I’ve been having fun with it so far 😃
Lol, listening to people in the planner community, I feel like I am the only person who likes and heavily uses those monthly calendars on the weekly pages. So it is like all these big companies are specifically catering to my (niche?) preferences.
That’s funny 😆
Actually I know a lot of people use them. They like to highlight them and see where they are at in the month. I work in a deadline driven, calendar focused job so I always know what day and week it is. But I also use and refer to my monthly spread regularly so that info is there and I don’t personally see the need to duplicate it. I know a lot underutilize their monthly and I wonder sometimes if they had to refer to it they’d use it more and would rely on it for their future planning and preplanning. But I understand some love the little calendar and so I just cover it. I will however not have one on the planners I’m creating because some don’t like it and it’s very easy to add with a sticker or stamp or pen - and that allows folks to put it there if they want or put it in a different spot too.
Curious 🧐 what do you use it for?
@@JustScribble For me, these little calendars are the best tool to manage my future availability. My weekly spread is my dashboard, the space where I do planning and time management, so my planner is usually (1) open; (2) on a weekly spread. I also consciously minimise reliance on any digital tools. The way my mind works, I slot future events in a mental monthly grid. So, I will not be able to tell you what is my availability for the 20th of July. But I know with absolute certainty what I am doing next Thursday. So, going back to the little calendars, if I am working in my planner (which is open on a weekly) and something comes up that I need to figure out my availability for the 20th of July, I just need to glance at the little calendar, see that it falls on a Thursday, and I am immediately able to make decisions and, you know, plan things without flipping pages back and forth, pulling out my phone, etc (and OMG do I hate interrupting my flow in order to flip pages, yes, even when I have page markers, or do any sort of digital planning stuff). So yeah, little calendars = super useful.
Makes complete sense! :)
I'm so glad you like them.
I really like them. (Obviously). I don't know if I could manage without. But I'm a weekly person. I think that's one reason.
As an avid planner girl I really didn’t think there could be any more planners out there that I didn’t know about - but thank you for proving me wrong! I’m excited to try the Night Owl - and not just bc I love the logo. But I could use a few more blank pages in my planner. Looking forward to your next video on how it went with this planner.
Glad it was helpful! The next video is up on my channel. Hope you enjoy it.
"I don't like to be told what to do." SAME. 😅
🙌🏻 yes
They finally actually *open* the planner at 8:44 🤸🏼♀️✨
Thanks for watching. I actually have chapters on this video so it's easy to navigate thru all the important information on this amazing planner.
Thank you for this review!!I ordered a 2024 EC Compact Vertical for my hubby's medical needs.I struggle with planners for one reason I am a lefty and it is extremely difficult for me personally to utilize the bottom space.It kills my hand and wrist writing down there due to how I write.For a second issue....a lot of planners have the notes/blank writing section on the right,so it isn't as functional when being a lefty.It can smear badly:(I do like the option for a bound book as it can be put in a nice cover to protect it from the elements and just overall looks nice.Ring, coil,etc bound are oftentimes more difficult as I write towards the binding instead of away from it.I wish planners such as this would come with a few options.....I personally have been using my A5 Cousin this year for everything....hubby, household,playing around with decor,etc.....I may have to try one of these at some point just due to the size difference for portability and to see if it is something I could make work for everything instead of having an overwhelming number of planners!!
My kiddo is left handed so I understand the struggles. The EC compact seems like a good option for your hubby's medical.
A half year book.- like the Cousin Avec or SterlingInk CommonPlanner half year might be a better fit for being left handed than a full year. Just like this planner they are slimmer so there's less bump at the bottom making it easier to write.
Have you looked at MakseLife? I think they are changing to a coil like EC for 2024 but their side bar in both their monthly and weekly are on the right instead of the left. They might be more comfortable as a result.
@@JustScribble you definitely understand!! Actually I have had a Makselife planner and really enjoyed it!!I am excited to see what options for their covers this year.I haven't tried the Cousin Avec,but will be using the A6 Avec as soon as I finish this A6.For my journaling I ignore the dates and just use whichever book I want to as I just write the date on each entry.That way I don't limit myself for that!!There are so many options out there,and I have been impulsive in the past so this year I am going to really try to figure out what I absolutely need and want in a planner.That being said I don't know if I have tried a b6 planner so that might be a great size to trial!!!
This is a great overview!
Thank you so much!
Roboto font, to be precise. 😊
Thanks
I did seriously consider switching from the the SICP to this for next year. But I'm the end I stuck with the Common Planner, I wish I had the extra pages but I prefer the font choice and the lighter lines.
I completely understand!
Thanks for sharing this thorough planner review! I‘m fairly set on using a PaperTess Designs option for 2024. The Yearly Planner also has a layout where the weekly overview ends with a horizontal line. I kinda wish both Theresia and Marisa hadn‘t made those horizontal lines because not having them gives you more flexibility to either continue the timeline downwards, to section off daily tasks or to ignore the individual days and just write a horizontal task list. Then again, I believe the horizontal lines are fairly easy to ignore if the layout they give you is not exactly what you need. Love that the NightOwl journal has numbered pages throughout! I don’t use my main planner for dailies but just for collections, so I don’t need that many back pages, but I appreciate the option Marisa has made for people who burn through their back pages quickly. 💙
PaperTess's planner is beautifully setup. I did a video on it recently and love that it's bundled. My main issue was the size of the monthly but it's suppose to be bigger in 2024 so I'm very tempted to get one as well.
@@JustScribble The planner you reviewed was the B6 (Yearly Notebook) which actually wouldn't work for me as a planner because I need my weeklies in one place in order to to be able to reference them quickly/flip through them. I've got the vertical TN format, both as a bound book (Yearly Planner) and as a TN insert (Weekly Planner, vertical edition). (One thing I have to say is that Catherine's naming conventions are a LOT less ambiguous than Theresia's... 🙈😂) Going to start the TN insert soon, both as an on-the-go option for summer and to test if the layout works for me. 🥰 If it does, I will likely buy the dated Yearly Planner Day-Free (with less than 365 notes pages) for 2024.
@@jessplansandwrites oh yes! Sorry! I have the TN inserts coming and I’ll be sharing those when they get here 🥰
@@JustScribble No need to apologize! 💙 Yearly Notebook and Yearly Planner do sound very similar.
Very true :)
hey thankyou for sharing this planner with us especially when im all the way from Australia, it looks like a functional nice layed out design. im just a bit confused on whether to switch from my hobo cousin to b6 for next year 😁😄
You are so welcome!
I'm not a huge fan of the Hobo Cousin. Don't get me wrong - great planner system and I've used it in the past. But the color of the pages, the color on the pages and the wasted functional space bug me and distract me :P I will say - that if you take the Hobonchi Cousin and compare it to a B6 like the NightOwl or the CommonPlanner the monthly and weekly space isn't too different - just a column on each day and a few rows. And on the daily pages the actual functional space in the Cousin is almost the same size as it is in the B6 because the quotes and the date at the top take up so much margin. So in space to write they are actually quite comparable. But if you went from a Hobonichi Cousin to an A5 Sterling Ink or an A5 Wonderland 222 (all-in-one) you'd have way more space than you have now. So it kind of comes down to 1) do you need the same amount of writing space or want even more, 2) do you need it to be portable (B6 is much less of a brick to carryaround) and 3) do you have a preference in size for your writing comfort.
Hope that helps some!
@@JustScribble wow thankyou so much for this , i now feel a little less confused and now well informed with what i want to do cheers tania
Just stumbled across your review! It's the first I've heard of this 'brand'. And I SOOO hear you about the 'flow' of the pages!
I think the ones that Planner Tess Designs has come out with are 'almost there'... But the shipping costs from Germany (I think ?) are KILLER 😮!!! Like you're almost buying a whole other planner! I did ask if any other option to ship was available and got 'radio silence'...
This one's much more affordable, although I don't see anywhere to confirm the currency... That said, we 'of the North' still have to choke down the exchange rate... which does boost the cost too. ...Siiigh 😔
Great review, BTW!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Yes the PaperTess shipping is pricy. A few places in that area are. But I will say the current rate is less than it was. Buying with a friend can definitely help reduce that cost some to share postage.
I think on the NightOwl the pricing is in USD since she’s based here and a small one woman shop but don’t know for sure.
Another fantastic review. This is a really nice planner and I would consider it but the weekly being separated in sections and then not going down to the bottom of the page is what would stop me from getting this... I am a shift worker (2nd) so my day does not end until 11 pm. I would have to write/draw in the rest of the day and the way it is broke down doesn't work for me either. I know that I am the minority in that. Other then that, it is a great planner. I love all the extra pages and basically everything else. She did a great job.
Oh and I am with you on the mini calendar. I know every planner comes with it, so I've basically accepted that is will take up the space. lol
I would really love to see how you use this planner. Maybe it will give me ideas that I have not thought of. There is so many great qualities of this planner.
I completely understand how the columns ending could be a deal breaker with your schedule. For me, other than social gatherings, my days are pretty much done as far as appointments etc. by 9 so I can use the bottom for other things but would prefer it continued down for when I need it. I'll definitely share some ways I've been using it to help with ideas :)
Thank you so much for your comments. They are really helpful. I have heard several shift workers mention how they love how I left off am and pm because it gives them greater flexibility. I imagine you wouldn't be able to start at 5pm with the planner but I just thought I'd mention it.
I agree the little number calendar is not useful and I hate having to put all my decorations there because it gives me a bulky lump. I am not looking forward the change of moving the numbers to the line spot in common planner either. My dream would be a horizontal in B6 like the weeks. I love that sterling ink has made the weeks and standard in horizontal, so I am holding out hope that she does a horizontal b6 too.
I suspect she will at some point though I doubt as a dated in 2024. But maybe in the undated. I hope she makes what you need soon :)
There is the Papertess which is B6 and has a horizontal weekly view. There's also the Aura Estelle and Muji planners which are horitzontal but you'd need to pair with another notebook for dailies/collections. And I think Nolty and some other brands sell them as well.
If the weeks were horizontal it would be perfect for me.
I’ve converted my common planner to horizontal a few times in June and it worked nicely. So you could try that. Or SweetFreckledDesigns is launching a horizontal B6 planner. It’s shared in my community tab. It is undated but it’s not too hard to date them.
So cute - love the owls 🦉
Does she have an A5?
I wish the dark lines of the weekly were at 12 noon and 5:00 instead of 10:30 and 4:00z
Agree about the little monthly calendar on every weekly spread - I would get rid of that too. My undated Common Planner doesn’t have this which is nice.
No she only offers this size.
Yes one benefit of the undated is that it doesn’t have that which I’ve loved!
So what makes it a Night owl if it stops at 9pm? I'm looking for something that goes late. Possibly into the AM.
I don't think her name for her brand or the planner had anything to do with the timeline of the planner itself but more about herself. But there are lots of planners that go later - many go 24 hours. What size are you looking for? Are you wanting a vertical layout?
@@JustScribble looking for something smaller than 8x10 so I can put it in my purse
No perpetual calendar in the book?
No this does not have a perpetual calendar. It's more of a barebones bujo setup that you can then customize it to fit your needs.