31 Days of Home Organization-Calendar



Along with a planner, I use this hanging wall calendar.  It hangs on the wall in front of my desk so it's easy to jot down appointments, bill due dates, birthdays, etc.  And a glance at the wall keeps those dates front and center.

This calendar was purchased at Staples but they can be found many places- just Google at-a-glance.  Best money ever spent.

What is your go-to calendar?

Over 1200 bloggers are taking part in The Nester's 31 Day Challenge.  My 31 Day posts can be found here.

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