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November 2015 Personal Planner Pages – Free Printable

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The fall weather around these parts has been wonderful. The leaves are in their full colors here and I’ll admit – it’s my favorite time of the year. With November on the horizon, we have the holidays to start planning for and several birthdays in our immediate family coming as well! It’s definitely a time that I need to be on top of everything coming (and going). I’m excited to have another round of freezer cooking coming too, because I know it will be a bit help!

I’d love to share a few printable pages with you all to help you get your November organized – keep reading and thanks for downloading!

My Daily Planner

Daily Planning Pages printable - free download for February. Also link to the FULL 2015 Daily Planner - get organized this year.

If you’d like to take a look at how I’ve set up my yearly planner, I’ve explained it more in this post here, as well as given links to my favorite binder and colorful tabs (because pretty makes life fun too, right?).

Download the November Personal Planner Pages

You can download the November 2015 Personal Planner Pages HERE. There are 12 pages included as a part of the download: the month at a glance and then weekly planning pages as well. Each month I’ll be offering a free download for that month’s planning pages, so you can check back and download them as they become available.

Purchase the Daily Personal Planner

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If you like the layout and want to start planning out the rest of your year now (and next year too), purchase the full 2015 -2016 Daily Planner for $4.99. The calendar runs thru December 2016. It includes 18 month-at-a-glance pages and dated weekly pages through December 2016. Enjoy!

Don’t Miss The Daily To-Do List

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My Daily To-Do List is pretty basic, but hopefully it will work for you too. There is an area to make a list of things to accomplish, household goals, appointment, meals for the day, and even a space to record exercise (oh – I crack myself up!) and water intake. Each page in the document is identical so you can print them off, cut the page in half, and have two lists. If you print them front to back, you’ll have four to-do lists and save a little paper.

 

Hope you all have a wonderful November!! I’d love to hear your plans!

 


 

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  1. Christy Golema says

    I’ve enjoyed the November planner pages, thank you! Are you planning on putting December ones out?

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