A few months ago I realized that just because I graduated did not mean that I didn't need a planner anymore. I didn't feel like buying another planner for the last few months of the year (and couldn't find one I liked, for that matter). So I just improvised and used my graph-paper moleskin notebook. I wrote in my own calendar and it has worked out pretty well.
I've been keeping my eyes open and here are some possibilities of what I may be purchasing in January:


here.

here.
Orrrrr I may just draw a bunch of lines in my moleskin again and call it good.
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It took me about a year after I graduated to realize I still needed a planner, and it was almost exclusively because I had bought too many tickets to upcoming shows. I couldn't keep them straight.
Looking back, I don't know how I went that long without it.
My fav planner is Staples brand. It has the weeks on 2 pages and days in rows. It's a student planner, but that doesn't bother me. You should check it out.
http://www.staples.com/10-11-At-A-Glance-Weekly-Planner-4-7-8-x-8/product_828450?cmArea=SC1:CG12:CL165213
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