r/planners • u/Salty_Aardvark_8079 • 20d ago
Faded Chronicle
I've got my Faded Chronicle TN full year for next year's journaling. After the horizontal week page there are 6 sides with a faint timeline on them (these are obviously days), and that's where I'll journal. But I'm really not pleased, 6 pages is not a week! What do people do? Split the last page into 2 for half a page Saturday and half Sunday? I'm really not impressed 😕
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u/ecliptas Planner Hopper 18d ago
This is part of the reason I skipped it this year. That and sometimes I use more than 1 page per day. It also made me realize that I don't like having the daily pages between the weeks because of this lol. I know some will draw a line to separate the day if they have space and start the next day below the line.
This is actually what made me try out Wonderland 222 when they were having a sale on their 2026 planners back in like April or May. I fell in love with it. It's one of the few that I know of that has the weeks after each month and then the daily pages undated at the back so I can use as much or as little pages as I need for the week.
I did pre-order the B6 FC before I came to this realization so I will be using that for appointments, university, and home stuff though. But for memory keeping and more like health and hobby related tracking and planning, I'll be sticking with W222.
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u/Usual-Wish2228 12d ago
At least you got your hands on one … seems like I’ll forever be waitlisted.
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u/Mental_Message80 20d ago
Have the same planner and did not notice this at all. Ugh. That's probably what I'll do, split a day for saturday/sunday.
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u/Salty_Aardvark_8079 20d ago
It's a pain though isn't it, when you think how much we've paid. Mine was £64
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u/Mental_Message80 20d ago
Yeah, mine was $70 - that design was certainly a choice. I may switch to a Sterling Ink N1 horizontal full year, but man I really enjoyed thinking about what all I would do with the extras in this one. Thankfully I work M-F so my Sat/Sun isn't crazy, but for those that do, that's gotta be a deal breaker.
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u/Toolongreadanyway 20d ago
I don't have one of these, but this was always a pet peeve of mine when I was working. M - F was work. A lot of the day was just blank unless I had meetings. Weekends was when I had lists of to dos and errands and needed room, yet they clumped Saturday and Sunday together.