Showing posts with label calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calendar. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Sup House Dry Erase Board Review (Tomoson)

Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links.


SupHouse Dry Erase Board
I received SupHouse's dry erase board, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The board can be used as a calendar, planner, a temporary note keeper, etc. The board has 8, blank, spiral-bound,  two-sided pages, and has a built in stand. The dry-erase board also comes with 3 dry-erase markers (red, blue, and black), in addition to a cleaning cloth.

I wanted the board to track appointments, notes, kids' medications, but I also discovered my youngest loves to doodle on the board. Some of his drawings are in the post. Kalen has autism, adhd, plus 10 other diagnoses. Doodling kept him calm for part of the day. I was very surprised at how creative, his doodles was.

On the other hand, Kalen figured out how to remove some of the pages from the spirals. I was able to quickly put them back in place.

You can purchase the board, on Amazon, using the link above. The dry-erase board is prime-eligible.
Upcoming meetings and appointments



Pending Grocery List

Artwork by Kalen



Artwork by Kalen. 

Friday, July 17, 2015

Tools 4 Wisdom Planner Review (Tomoson)

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I received Tools4Wisdom Planner, in exchange for honest review. I received the Tie Die Pattern, but there are a few other color schemes for you to choose from. The calendar starts in May and goes until April. You have a yearly calendar in the beginning with all the months, plus monthly calendars. You also have a daily calendar with times for the day.

Next, you have goals and a monthly priority sheet for each month.  What makes the calendar stand out from previous Tools 4 Wisdom Calendars is the added tabs, which shows the month and  year. The tabs are a life saver. No longer do I have to flip through the calendar to find the right month and date to add an appointment.

Video Review






Thursday, April 24, 2014

Tools4Wisdom Mommy Planner Review (Tomoson)

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.





I love calendars and planners because I am forgetful if I don't write things down. I use Google Calendar, iCal, and one other planner to keep things on track. When I saw the Tools4Wisdom 2014 Mom Planner on Tomoson, I knew I had to apply for it.

Why you ask? The Mommy Planner took planning a step further. Tools 4 Wisdom did not just provide a calendar plus daily, monthly, and yearly calendars, they also provided notes, essential goals, objectives, outcomes, a monthly priority master list, grocery lists, etc. The calendar even has a place for tasks for other family members.


At the beginning of each month, the planner first has the master priorities master list, organized by personal growth and work related. Then, you can also place priorities in the top priority list or the high value list. There is also a section for notes and other priorities.

On the next page, you have essential goals for each month, organized by biggest outcome and why, and objectives. The next section provides a place for other goals, why, and steps to achieve goals.

Next, the planner provides the monthly calendar with notes, goals, and ideas, followed by the daily calendar, which starts at 5 a.m. and ends at 11 p.m. The daily calendar also has family goals, organized by mom, dad, and kids; a grocery list; and a section for notes.

At the back of the calendar is  more room for notes and reflection.

Now on to my favorite and most challenging part of the planner, when you first open the planner, there is a section for:


  1. Annual goals, organized by priority
  2. Purpose-driven yearly goals, the why, and steps to achieve each goal
  3. Summary of milestones and success factors
  4. Areas of focus reflection planner, which provides plenty of focus topics, such as exercise, health improvement, happiness, and overcoming challenges. 
Some of my goals included potty training both boys and finishing my thesis. The calendar is available on Amazon for $22.95 currently. The planner is also prime-eligible. Tools4Wisdom also offers other planners on Amazon, such as student, day, and padfolios (prices vary)




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I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Order Out of Chaos Academic Planner Product Review (Tomoson)

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.

I reviewed The Academic Planner from Order out of Chaos through Tomoson.

I wanted to review the planner because I can get unorganized when I don't write things down. I have a calendar and a planner, but if I forget to write it down, I am in trouble. Each Planner is $19 dollars. The planner comes in three styles: blue kaleidoscope, white out, and grey stripes. Check out the video for more information.








I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.