As we covered yesterday, my brain refuses to retain information for longer than a nanosecond, so I have to resort to many different recollection methods. I usually make an obscene amount of lists, whether it’s traditional notepaper or jotted down on a Post-it. Then I transfer that note onto one of my many calendars. That’s right, I have more than one. In fact, if we’re just gonna lay it all out on the table, I have three. I know, it seems like insanity. Moreover, they’re all in the same general vicinity. Is it excessive? Perhaps, but it works for me. But since we’re about halfway through the year, I need to start scouting out next year’s timekeeper, lest I find myself scavenging stationary stores on New Year’s Day.
With the 108 Time Box (Generate Design, $25.00), I won’t have to worry about that for a very long time. That’s because this calendar spans nine years. You read that right – nine years! To be fair, this calendar does start its timeline in 2006 so you’re essentially losing three out of your nine years, but I’m willing to overlook that due to the awesomeness of it. Each of the 108 months has a unique design, which means that you’ll never get bored or regret your purchase (like that Best of Pugs calendar you bought a few years back). Since the calendar is one continuous roll and feeds through a small black or white box, it’s best suited for a desk or tabletop. When you’re done with each month, you can toss it or hang onto it for its artistic aesthetic.
Just think, you wouldn’t have to buy another calendar until 2015. 2015! Will they even use calendars that far into the future? Will all calendars have perished in the Great Calendar Fire of 2014? You could be a scheduling savior.
4 out of 5 stars.
Specs:
-Dimensions: 4.3″ x 4.3″ x 4.3″
-Monthly calendar that spans 9 years
-Year span is from 2006-2015
-Each month has a unique design
-Box is available in black or white
