Still Blooming - A Planner for Hard Seasons

Still Blooming - A Planner for Hard Seasons

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Still Blooming - A Planner for Hard Seasons

Still Blooming - A Planner for Hard Seasons

$39.99
Sale price  $39.99 Regular price 
Seven rows are the days you had. The eighth is the day that got away. Every planner assumes you are going to have a good week. Seven days, seven rows — and when the week falls apart, the empty squares sit there accusing you until you turn the page. This one has somewhere to put the day. Still Blooming is an undated planner for hard seasons. Six chapters, forty-eight weeks, and no dates printed anywhere. Start in March. Start again in July. Skip a month and nothing in the book notices. What's on a week The week line — write the dates yourself, or don't Seven day rows, with room for three lines a day THE DAYS THAT GOT AWAY — a dotted eighth row for the day lost to the flu, the crash, the phone call WHAT COUNTS THIS WEEK — one thing, not a list of five one honest sentence — the floor. If the week got away, the sentence is the page Six chapters, in the order the book puts them Healing · Safety · Self-Trust · Identity · Rest · Empowerment. Each opens with a divider, gives you two undated month grids and eight weekly pages, and closes with a return page: Nothing in here expired. No weeks to make up, no pages owed. Made to be written in 80 pages, 6 × 9 in — small enough for a bag, wide enough to write in without folding your hand Coil bound — it sits open on the table while you write, and folds back on itself Black ink on uncoated paper — pen sinks in instead of sitting on top, and the page stays quiet enough to write on in a bad mood Matte laminated cover — cream, the seed mark, one terracotta rule. No glare under a lamp Undated, permanently — no year printed, so it is never out of date and never half-used in January Who it's for Anyone whose weeks don't arrive in the shape a planner expects. For a friend in a hard season, for a desk that has seen a few, or for the version of you that needs somewhere to put a Tuesday. Written and drawn by M.J. Taylor. Printed to order. A planner, not a treatment plan.

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