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It is the time of year when we might buy a new weekly planner and calendar. This is the first year that I am sporting a GREEN one thanks to Sarah Pinto.
Not only is this a GREAT, stylish planner it is eco friendly and made by a mom of two. Sarah wanted to make a fun, stylish planner that would fit well inside a purse for those that like the visual reminder of a weekly planner. These planners measure 5” by 7” and are made with high-quality recycled paper, soy-based ink and they are printed and bound in San Francisco, California (my fave town). There are five unique cover designs. I have the blue one with a horseshoe that says “This is My Lucky Year”. LOVE that!
Sarah Pinto’s 2009 Weekly Planners are a stylish, eco-friendly answer to your busy everyday schedule. Check em out at SarahPinto.com!
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Im gonna be a mom of 4 soon, my husband is going back to college and working and I was thinking I needed to start looking for a planner! Thank you!
~Hyla
http://greenearthjourney.blogspot.com
Such pretty planners. I think the whale one is especially cute. Thanks for sharing the link.
I was just looking at planners today trying to find a good one that was at least semi-eco friendly. Thanks so much for pointing these out!