Calendars... what kind do you look for/put up each year?

[Aunt Marg]

Here is the calendar my husband bought me for Christmas.

By far the most beautiful calendar I have ever had.

Just finished hanging it.

 

[Rosemarie]

I always buy calendars from charities, so they feature pictures of animals and the British countryside.

 

[Aunt Bea]

Another tradition lost!

My phone has become my calendar and my clock.

 

[Ken N Tx]

what kind do you look for/put up each year?​

Free ones if we can find one!!

My wife transfers special events (B'Days) to the new one from the old one..

 

[HazyDavey]

We'll get some in the mail. And where we have our car serviced always gives them out each year. We pick out a couple we like, one for the kitchen & one for the bedroom by the phone..

 

[PamfromTx]

Anything with English bulldogs.

 

[Lee]

Picked up a free one from the pharmacy. Also use the phone for backup.

 

[IrisSenior]

I have a local charity calendar (bathroom), a Baby Yoda (downstairs family room), Songbirds (sunroom), landscape (kitchen) and a free Classic cars (TV room) from the auto mechanic we use.

 

[Mike]

I like the long narrow ones with one month
per page, usually from a popular area, last
year was from Land's End, the one before
was from Dartmoor, all bought on location.

I have never seen any free ones over here.

Mike.

 

[Pappy]

Just the magnetic one United Heathcare sends us every year. The calendar on my iPhone keeps track of my appointments and Alexa also keeps me updated.

 

[MarkinPhx]

I now use Google Calendar. My brother in law owned a travel agency so I used to get a free calendar from his agency every year but I stopped flipping the months on it a few years ago.

 

[Lewkat]

I have a mini perpetual block calendar and that's all I use besides my phone and computer.

 

[moviequeen1]

I buy wall calendars that feature dogs/puppies,scenic landscapes
I get a free New England calendar with my subscription to Yankee Magazine
I have a couple pocket calendars one on my table by my laptop,other in my purse

 

[terry123]

Unity sends a free one each year with daily affirmations or good thoughts. I love them as they are so uplifting. If I am not near where I keep it, I just take a quick look at my phone.

 

[Pinky]

Free calendars from the city. We write appt's etc on them.

 

[old medic]

Shift calendar from work, one month a page, write in the Wifes on call weeks.
In a 3 ring binder and we make notes for plans, extra shifts ECT.
2021 already has 4 camping trips scheduled.

 

[MarciKS]

I generally have a hanging calendar with no place to hang it so I tear out the individual sheets and hang them on the fridge with my many magnets. I decided not to buy one this year. The laptop has one on it so unless I get a freebie in the mail...this computer one will be it. Plus our work schedules have the date on them as well.

 

[Pepper]

I use the large grid ones as sort of a diary, as there is room to note lots of stuff.

 

[Pecos]

I always get several free ones that I hang in my office.
But every year we buy a Bichon calendar and hang it in the laundry room over the area where we fold clothes. It seems to work extremely well in that location.

 

[Aunt Marg]

Another tradition lost!

My phone has become my calendar and my clock.

You're right, Aunt Bea, it really has been a tradition for so long, at least in our family and home.

 

[gennie]

El Cheapo here. I print a free one from internet source. Lots of generic variations offered.

 

[Don M.]

Our local bank passes out free calendars every December, and we get two. They are quite nice, and have plenty of room to jot down any appointments, etc., that we may have.

 

[SeaBreeze]

I've always bought landscape calendars over the years, but the year before last while shopping at Costco, they had a nice rooster calender so I bought that. Last year was the same brand of calendar from Costco, only it was cats. I keep the nice ones in the kitchen, and do write things on them like vet appts., furnace filter change, etc. I get a cheap one usually from Walmart for the den/computer room.

This year I ordered two from Amazon, one is of trees, the other is seascapes.

 

[Wren]

I always have a calendar with a blank line for each day so I can write birthdays and appointments

 

[Aunt Marg]

I've always bought landscape calendars over the years, but the year before last while shopping at Costco, they had a nice rooster calender so I bought that. Last year was the same brand of calendar from Costco, only it was cats. I keep the nice ones in the kitchen, and do write things on them like vet appts., furnace filter change, etc. I get a cheap one usually from Walmart for the den/computer room.

This year I ordered two from Amazon, one is of trees, the other is seascapes.

Over the past 20 years, I have seen a handful of Thomas Kinkade calendars, Astronomy calendars, a few John Sloan's, and now Treasured Times.

The calendars that really touch me are the ones that reach out to me and pull me in, like this latest one.