It is time to enjoy a few blog posts from around the internet, grab a drink and make yourself comfortable for our weekly round-up.
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I didn't do a post because I feared that it might become a bit of a political rant and we don't do politics on Philofaxy! The reasons for the closure of the business are detailed here.
It was very sad news of course and David had the courtesy to alert me to the announcement a few days before it was published.
Philofaxy will of course continue to support William Hannah users as much as possible in to the future. Our diary inserts and files will of course work with disc bound notebooks as well as they do with ring bound. People will just need a different punch.
And now back to our schedule programme....
This year as you know I've been swapping between my various personal size organisers every week or two. The other night my wife watched me do the swap into the Filofax Eton.
I've got the page and contents swap down to a fine art now, as fast as a pit-stop for Peter Perfect. Alison commented 'You have done that a few times' !! "Yepp" It takes longer to decide on which one to use next and to put away the previous one!
Do you change organisers frequently or with the seasons?
And as usual it is Friday so please feel free to discuss anything related to ring bound organisers or disc-bound notebooks/planners...
The Filofax Eton here in personal size has to be one of the most luxurious organisers that I own.
This particular example came to me from Eve some years ago, pre-owned, but in very good condition.
I have the Eton in Personal and Pocket size, they are very special. I also have a prototype of the Eton Compact which was only made in small numbers to test the design.
It is made of 'Deluxe Lambskin Leather' which is very soft to touch and feels very delicate. I think the Filofax Knightsbridge used the same leather. It smells gorgeous!
The exterior of the Personal Eton is 'plain' no outside pockets of any sort. The popper has a gun-metal button.
