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12 Days of Christmas Giveaway: momAgenda Desktop Planner

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I really wish I could say I have it all under control, but I’m sorry to tell you that most days I’m just flying by the seat of my pants. Organization is definitely not my forte, but I’m hoping that my momAgenda Desktop planner will assist me in getting organized in the New Year. The bright colors and clean layout inspire me, and I love that there are plenty of extra pages for notes.

Moms will appreciate the week at a glance layout, and if you’re into menu planning, there’s a slot to write each day’s menu for the week. There are also slots for keeping track of the kids’ schedules, so you can keep all of your obligations in one easy-to-use holding place.

More About momAgenda
Since its inception in 2005, momAgenda has grown annually to include a diversified range of products that help organize the lives of mothers and others, including day planners, home organizers, and helpful pads. The collection is sold at leading national retailers and regional boutiques throughout the US. Nina Restieri, momAgenda’s inventor and founder, gets immense joy out of helping the pieces of everyone’s personal puzzle – family, career, home and social life – come together.

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One lucky Deal Seeking Mom reader will win a pink momAgenda Desktop planner! To enter, tell me how you organize your day.

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Every reader has four methods available to enter this contest. Choose one each of any combination of method one, two, three, or four for up to a total of 4 entries!!!

Methods of entry:

1. Leave a comment. Share your system for planning your days. Do you write down your to-do list and schedule? Do you use a planner, a computer program, a pad of paper, a whiteboard or scraps of paper?

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Prize:
(1) Pink momAgenda Desktop planner

This giveaway ends at 7:59 a.m. EST on Wednesday, 12/2. I’ll use Random.org to select the winning comment. Winner will be notified by email and listed on my Giveaway Winners page. Good luck!

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Comments

  1. Heidi

    I use a small dollar store notebook for my daily tasks, and I just bought a flexible pink calendar for next year that I’m already starting to fill! The goal is to keep it in my purse and write stuff down IMMEDIATELY when I find out about it. We’ll see…. :)

  3. MsMeggie

    I write out a to-do list at the end of each workday, for the following day. I also have a “post-its” program for my computer, so if I think of something that I need to so while I’m at home, I can leave a “sticky note” to remind myself!

    meggiepoo at gmail dot com

  6. marcella

    I make lists using free note pads that I get in the mail along side return address labels. I don’t quite manage to do all of them but I try!

  7. S. Davis

    Master family calendar in the kitchen. Daily tasks go on some random piece of paper the kids bring home from school & then into the paper recycle bin when I’m finished!

  9. Jennifer

    My day is very random, so I don’t stick with anything that has time slots and whatnot. I jot a “to do” list on a scrap of paper, when the list is more done than not, I copy what’s left to a new piece of paper and keep adding more “to dos”. I’d like to move back to a calendar (which I used while in school or working), but for now random paper seems to work well enough.

  16. Amber

    I write my menu for the week on a white board calendar that’s on the fridge and I’ve divided different housework duties on a list on the side of my fridge. It helps me not get too behind on housework.

  21. Andie

    I have a pocket calendar that I keep all appointments in. I also make lists the night before of things to do the next day!

  24. julia

    I use a little notebook to write down my daily to-do list either the night before or first thing in the morning. A planner would be so helpful!

  25. Brooke

    I have a calender on the wall that has all the kids (and big kids i.e. daddy’s) appoints and any important birthday and upcoming events. I am also the post-it note queen! there are post it’s all over the place from the car to the bathroom mirror of things i need to do (or don’t forget!)

  30. Fawn

    I consider myself fairly organized, but have failed to commit to a single day planning method. We have a wall calendar for at-a-glance, I use Cozi online calendar, and I send hubby an email every week with the week’s schedule. Very time-involved and repetitious. I’m thinking of ditching the electronic calendar all together. (already stopped using my pda and can’t justify the costs of an i-phone).