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There are way too many different kinds of Moleskine planners out these days.
Posted by: Anita | August 13, 2008 at 11:56 AM
I think they really are still mostly concerned with size and function. The day-at-a-time diaries really are not planners.
Rememember the fuss about bringing back the Volants in the different colors? That doesn't seem to be available AT ALL.
Posted by: Sophie Brown | August 13, 2008 at 04:16 PM
The more choice the better! Right?
Can anyone tell me what the benefits of Moleskine planners are in comparisson to cheaper ones?
Posted by: Martijn | August 13, 2008 at 04:27 PM
I would guess the way it's set up. On the one side you have spaces to list your appointments. Then on the righthand side you have a full page for notes. Then it's similar to any other Moleskine. I don't find the international size charts and all of that in the front helpful and I seem to use it for other note paper.
What I think is actually the more interesting different thing in the Moleskine line is the daily planner. Which really isn't a planer at all. It's a goodish DIARY, the same size as the others on the market and just BETTER. A page for every day. Because some of us think and write that way. The red series is nice and it's cool that they still have it.
Posted by: Sophie Brown | August 14, 2008 at 01:57 PM