Jeff Torgersons is a hipster pda user, however one of the things that he does not like the way it clips all of the paper together. So he improved his setup by integrating his paper organizer to his moleskine:
… I decided to make an adaption on tons of peoples great ideas. I took the necessary pages I wanted out of the DIY Planner and made 4-up versions (small so they print 4 to a page) that when printed, were small enough to cut up and ‘use’ as pages in my Moleskine journal. I actually tape the pages in place in the back of the journal for projects, shopping lists, checklists, etc. Then I use the front of the book for notes. When my notebook is full, I can transfer my taped checklist to a new journal and continue. I use the pocket in the back of the Moleskine journal to store extra templates I may need and all is good…
Read more details and photos from his page. It is pretty good idea.
It seems strange that the “month” view only has three weeks!
Didn’t see a month view off-hand, but this product is a re-sizing of some D*I*Y Planner (http://www.diyplanner.com) Hipster PDA Edition templates, and is an ingenious way to insert more productivity-related materials into a Moleskine.
There are a couple of monthly cards in the original set, but you’re probably referring to the “flip-it” version. Three weeks are on one side, two weeks + notes are on the other. The cards are available in a graphics set, so you can copy and paste them into whatever layout tool you want, and resize/cut accordingly. That way, you can choose from among the various monthly formats (including a horizontal version). Or, heck, you can use the more thorough “Classic” version if you have a larger size Moleskine — a new calendar package was just released.
all my best,
dj
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