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37. Two suggestions:
Wed Jul 11, 2018, 07:08 AM
Jul 2018

Hallmark stores give a small book-type calendar (will fit in a jacket pocket or purse) for free. You may have to sign up for their rewards card.

Levenger sells a variety of calendars and planners. Their weekly margin calendar for 2018 is on sale now for $4.85. It is convenient for use on a desk because each page covers one week, and it is a long, narrow page (16" wide by 4+" high), so the calendar doesn't cover much prime desktop real estate. They used to sell a similar calendar without dates on them, so you could fill in whatever dates you started with and tear off the pages if you didn't need a record.

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I use the calendar on the computer Sherman A1 Jul 2018 #1
That's what I was trying to do online. CTyankee Jul 2018 #3
Use excell and make your own template nt Phoenix61 Jul 2018 #2
What is excell? CTyankee Jul 2018 #4
It's a spread sheet program Phoenix61 Jul 2018 #7
Did you try the marketplace of everything obsolete, ebay?... PoliticAverse Jul 2018 #5
Thank you! Great suggestions. CTyankee Jul 2018 #6
If you're looking for the wall-size, a lot of businesses give them away... k8conant Jul 2018 #8
I used to get them from nonprofit charities I donated to but I had to stop most all of my donations CTyankee Jul 2018 #14
Yes, every December I dump a pile of them on the table at the fitness center JustABozoOnThisBus Jul 2018 #36
FLYlady makes a good calendar, but it is spendy Coventina Jul 2018 #9
timeanddate.com Create Printable Calendar tanyev Jul 2018 #10
Try this one pangaia Jul 2018 #11
I get two free each year left-of-center2012 Jul 2018 #12
The dollar store has those little calendars kimbutgar Jul 2018 #13
I looked in my stationery dept. at my supermarket but no luck... CTyankee Jul 2018 #15
You can get school year calendars this time of year though TexasBushwhacker Jul 2018 #16
Thank you! This will now be a problem solved! CTyankee Jul 2018 #17
I get somewhere between 30 and 40 every year because every organization sinkingfeeling Jul 2018 #18
Yes. Many of the nonprofits I donated to send me calendars and I had a lot of them... CTyankee Jul 2018 #19
Get a day planner crazycatlady Jul 2018 #20
The problem is not that I can't find one, it's that I can't find a 2018 one. CTyankee Jul 2018 #22
Many that I see now start at July/August 2018 crazycatlady Jul 2018 #23
Yes. That's what I have now. I wish they would stick to the old Jan through Dec style... CTyankee Jul 2018 #25
Those will typically be available starting in about October crazycatlady Jul 2018 #29
Yes, I know. But that's 3 months away.... CTyankee Jul 2018 #31
Here you og crazycatlady Jul 2018 #33
My family has a fridge-size tear-off calendar sakabatou Jul 2018 #21
I buy "At-A-Glance" Yearly Calendars mithnanthy Jul 2018 #24
Try a website called "scattered squirrel." She has free Squinch Jul 2018 #26
Thanks for the tip! CTyankee Jul 2018 #27
No problem. Good luck. Squinch Jul 2018 #28
I use one of those large desk calendar/blotter, they have them at office max, about $4. Meadowoak Jul 2018 #30
Try pinterest or etsy. Nice stuff on both sites cpamomfromtexas Jul 2018 #32
try a state farm agent near you. Kota Jul 2018 #34
Here's another free printable calendar site: KY_EnviroGuy Jul 2018 #35
Two suggestions: July Jul 2018 #37
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