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I love stationary. It's my guilty pleasure really, but I only ever feel guilty about spending like six dollars for post-it notes. I don't feel bad about have more than twenty yellow highlighters. Those numbers are a little high -- I don't actually have twenty yellow highlighters, but I do have an obsession with stationary. Whenever I change schools, I buy new binders, pens and notebooks. The only thing that I save for buying every six months to a year is a planner.

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Agendas are the only thing that help me remember my assignments and commitments. I've tried to use my phone calender, but I find it only really works for me when I need constant reminders. Obviously, I don't look at my planner every few minutes. However, I can't work on my phone calender the way that I can with a planner. So I was browsing Target yesterday and found my new agenda for this school year.

It's a gold and white Blue Sky planner. It's extremely thick and has so many features that I couldn't leave it. It was twenty dollars, which means that it will be used often. It's really similar to the Erin Condren planners, if you are familiar with them, but it is half the price. So if you are like me and can't drop fifty bucks on a planner, then this is the obvious next step. 

Each page of the planner is devoted to one day and offers organization by time, to-do, and most important. It offers places for goals and notes at the end of every month. And because this always gets me, there are quotes on each page. As you know, I am quite the fan of quotes. So overall, I am extremely excited to begin using this planner. I feel like buying a planner gets me into a great mindset for going back to school. 

catch you later,

Karleigh

"Cease to ask what the morrow will bring forth. And set down as gain each day that Fortune grants." // Horace