Plum Paper?

[gingy]

Does anyone have a Plum Paper Planner?  I love the idea of fully customizing it, but I'd hate to spend $$$ if it's not worth it.  Thoughts?  Recs? 

[McBenny]

I only know one person that had one. I think it was pistol. You know I am a cheapie so...that's part of what keeps me with Happy Planner.

[gingy]

Dec 13, 2017 9:29:19 GMT -6 McBenny said:

I only know one person that had one. I think it was pistol. You know I am a cheapie so...that's part of what keeps me with Happy Planner.

I hear ya.  HP has a deluxe monthly now, which is ultimately all I'm after.  I want something simple for home, budget, etc.  And PPP has add-ons for home things and baby things like appointments.  But with those sections and shipping, shit is $51.  I wish I'd seen their Black Friday coupon, but alas.  Here I sit. 

[Deleted]

I ordered one this year so I didn’t feel stressed making bujo spreads with a newborn. I didn’t do a lot of customization to it. I ordered the vertical and it should be arriving any day.

[justkeepmoving]

I bought one a couple years ago when I was getting into planning. It was nice. I will admit that I used it sparingly as I had a newborn and a toddler and just never had the time to really love it.

[milano]

I'm on my second plum planner. The first one I went all out on, it was like 2" thick and I used maybe a quarter of all that paper. I don't have enough going on to need a large daily spread, and I paid to get the extra sections like meal planning, etc, and did not use.

This year, I just got one that has a monthly calendar-style spread, which has plenty of space for my appointments, birthdays, etc, and then a ton of note paper and to-do lists in the back. I really love it. I use the note paper for bills, and specific in-depth planning like vacations and holidays.

[longhornwino]

Late to the party, but I’m on my third PPP. I customized the M-A-E version this time. Excited to see how it works out for me. But ingeneral, im a huge PPP fan!

[catladymeow]

Bumping this. I'm really tempted to get a daily layout ppp but damn it's expensive. I'd be using it to combine my work and home schedules /to do lists so I think I'd use most of the space. But I'm really hesitating due to the price tag.

[gingy]

Jun 27, 2019 18:35:20 GMT -6 catladymeow said:

Bumping this. I'm really tempted to get a daily layout ppp but damn it's expensive. I'd be using it to combine my work and home schedules /to do lists so I think I'd use most of the space. But I'm really hesitating due to the price tag.

I've gotta say, I love my PPP. I used it consistently longer than any other planner I've tried (9/12 months, which is good for me). The paper quality is great. The cover is durable. And if you're into customization, it's a no-brainer. I'm debating my 2019-2020 planner now; this one ends in July. 

[catladymeow]

I pulled the trigger and ordered! Even though shipping to Canada was highway robbery.

I ordered the vertical priorities starting in September. Which layout did you have gingy? I was going to get the daily bit I decided the vertical priorities with dispersed to do lists should do the trick. I also added a large tabbed notes section at the back for work meetings (their meeting specific add on wasn't what I was looking for).

[gingy]

Jul 5, 2019 7:43:38 GMT -6 catladymeow said:

I pulled the trigger and ordered! Even though shipping to Canada was highway robbery.

I ordered the vertical priorities starting in September. Which layout did you have gingy? I was going to get the daily bit I decided the vertical priorities with dispersed to do lists should do the trick. I also added a large tabbed notes section at the back for work meetings (their meeting specific add on wasn't what I was looking for).

I have hourly now. Vertical priorities is my current top choice for the next one. I’m thinking A5 since it’s a little easier to carry with me.

[catladymeow]

I did end up ordering the 7x9 vertical priorities. I added a tabbed notes section and dispersed to do pages. It doesn't start until September though!