It’s been awhile.  A lot has changed and not much has changed.  My Hobonichi Planner is still my main planner to keep my life together.  However, I added a friend to the system.  I use a pocket planner from Van der Speck or a passport size notebook.  I like both of these because they fit in my pocket at work.  I often have patients ask me when I will be out of the office, or I need to refer to some info.  This little book is perfect.  It keeps a monthly calendar, which is a must.  I also include a weekly calendar.  Many shops on etsy create amazing inserts, but the weekly just wasn’t what I needed.  I also wanted one that would allow me to add graphics so my pages are pretty and don’t “require” decoration.  Now I consider myself a functional planner, but I want my planner pretty.  This isn’t new, I’ve been this way since high school.

Pocket WO2P

So , I made an insert that will allow me to make weekly pages that work for me and allow me to change the theme as often as I would like.  So, I wanted to share them with you.  This is a blank Word file.  It is yours to manipulate as you see fit.  I do ask that you are respectful and do not take credit for the work.

To add graphics, I place the picture on the week in the location I like.  Then using the “Format Picture” function, I change the transparency until the image is the way I desire it to be.  Once my images are placed, I then right click on the grid, select “Arrange”, and bring to front.  This allows the picture to be in the background, but visible.

Enjoy!