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The Moleskine 18 Month Weekly Notebook pocket with black soft cover is dated from July 2011 to December 2012. Formatted to show the week s appointments on the left and a ruled page for notes and ideas on the right, this popular planner style is perfect for students and professionals. The expandable inner pocket houses an address book of 28 lined pages with laminated alphabetical labels. You can remove and use it again in the years to come.
This Moleskine planner is thread bound and has a hard cover with rounded corners, acid free paper, a bookmark, an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket that contains the Moleskine history.
This Moleskine planner is thread bound and has a hard cover with rounded corners, acid free paper, a bookmark, an elastic closure and an expandable inner pocket that contains the Moleskine history.
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17 人中、17人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Love this and buying for my College age children
2009/5/31
形式:カレンダー|Amazonが確認した購入
I have had this weekly notebook for the last year- I have the 2008/2009 edition that started in July 2008 going through Dec 2009. I was late at looking for a planner so being midway through the year this was a great option. Now, I will need the 12 month 2010, but I was mentioning to my children how much I have come to love this notebook. They both mention they were interested so I am buying this for them; they are both in college now. The pocket edition is great for purse or pocket. Like the other moleskine notebooks it has the same wonderful features of a fabric bookmark, elastic strap to keep it closed, and the expandable pocket on the back cover perfect to keep anything like cards with appointments, receipts etc. They will not fall out!! I have gradually made use of these excellent features- I forgot about the pocket on the inside of the back cover, perfect for business cards! It has 11 blank pages at the end labeled Notes, and in the front are a few pages with general references such as holidays around the world, measurement equivalents, A calender with moon phases, which are also shown in the weekly calendar and more. Great weekly calendar and notebook, I really like the notebook page with each week for additional notes.
10 人中、10人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Really perfect!
2009/7/3
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I am 62 years old and this is the best planner I have ever used. Love that it lies flat, has a place marker ribbon, has nice thin pages while still being quite durable, and a band that keeps all the pages together. Also size fits into any of my purses. Really perfect!
25 人中、21人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Good design, handy pocket but a bit stinky (CA Prop. 65)
2010/9/22
形式:カレンダー
The Moleskine is a well designed product. The week is listed on the left and a full blank page for other quick notes on the right. The pocket on the back inside flap is great for all the little bits of detritus and receipts that seem to get collected as the year goes by.
There are all sorts of sites on-line that offer great hint for 'hacking' the notebook to make it even more functional. There is a great hack for adding a pen holder to the spine via duct tape (or gaffer tape if one prefers). Super. Cool. If one could use it immediately. The problem is that when the shrink-wrap is taken off of the new Moleskine, you notice an odd smell.
The new book smells so bad that I had to leave it out in the garage for nearly a week sitting upright with the pages fanned apart to get the smell out. If you look at the ordering page here at Amazon, you'll notice a Proposition 65 warning. Prop 65 was written to give consumers a warning when anything that goes into a product might be hazardous to the population's health. The Moleskines, currently made in China, uses the chemical DEHP (Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate), a type of plastic softener. It is the source of the smell. I feel sorry for the workers that have to be around this chemical on a daily basis--it really stinks.
This will be the last Moleskine for me, I will try the PaperBlank model for 2011. Or perhaps I'll try the Rhodia planner. Too bad, I was just getting used to the format too.
There are all sorts of sites on-line that offer great hint for 'hacking' the notebook to make it even more functional. There is a great hack for adding a pen holder to the spine via duct tape (or gaffer tape if one prefers). Super. Cool. If one could use it immediately. The problem is that when the shrink-wrap is taken off of the new Moleskine, you notice an odd smell.
The new book smells so bad that I had to leave it out in the garage for nearly a week sitting upright with the pages fanned apart to get the smell out. If you look at the ordering page here at Amazon, you'll notice a Proposition 65 warning. Prop 65 was written to give consumers a warning when anything that goes into a product might be hazardous to the population's health. The Moleskines, currently made in China, uses the chemical DEHP (Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate), a type of plastic softener. It is the source of the smell. I feel sorry for the workers that have to be around this chemical on a daily basis--it really stinks.
This will be the last Moleskine for me, I will try the PaperBlank model for 2011. Or perhaps I'll try the Rhodia planner. Too bad, I was just getting used to the format too.
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