[flip through] I’ve transferred into the Nanami Paper A6 Cafe Note notebook for the remainder of the year as my bullet journal. I did half of a stationery destash to get my hands on a few of these notebooks (they can cost roughly $AUD50+ each). They’re made out of Tomoe River paper with .38mm feint grey grid - similar to the Hobonichi planners - and has 300+ pages. 
You can see from the flip through that I was experimenting with some monthly and weekly layouts but ultimately this is for my daily planning. I miss just having one notebook to capture everything so I’m going into 2020 with this little charmer 😍 I’m still trying to decide whether to buy another weekly planner or create my own. I’m leaning towards the latter at the moment, at least I know it’ll be completely customised to my needs. I need a separate weekly because I hate flipping back and forth to access info. 
Let me know in the comments:
• would you like to see my 2020 planner set up?
• what planners/notebooks are you using for 2020 and how will you use them?
• are you a one-/multi-notebook planner? • where are you on the planning spectrum - super minimal or super arty? 📓 Nanami Paper A6 Cafe Note
🖊 Pilot MR medium nib
Ink: Iroshizuku duty-syogun

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