Whole Time Planners: Product Descriptions

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Use a Whole Time Planner as you would a calendar or an engagement diary. The difference is that Whole Time Planners represent each day with a circle instead of the traditional rectangle. The days of each week are arranged into a honeycomb, with one week per page. Weeks start with Sunday at the 12 o'clock position and move clockwise, ending with Saturday in the center.

99 Cents -- How Can You Go Wrong?

Whole Time Planners are currently available as downloadable pdf files for 99 cents. We recommend that you print the pages, three-hole-punch them, and put them in a binder or folder that you like.

2010 Editions
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The calendar pages of the Celestial Edition show solstices, equinoxes, and full and new moons, based on Central Standard Time. Buy Now (takes you to Payloadz for the digital transaction)
The calendar pages of the Global Edition show solstices, equinoxes, full and new moons, and major Jewish, Christian and Islamic holidays. Buy Now (takes you to Payloadz for the digital transaction)
The calendar pages of the U.S. Edition show solstices, equinoxes, full and new moons, major Jewish, Christian and Islamic holidays, and secular holidays observed in the U.S. Buy Now (takes you to Payloadz for the digital transaction)

Disclaimer / Product Warning: This product may not be ideal for people who are still learning to navigate western time. We think of it as an antidote to Too Many Squares.

Updated November 22, 2009