Jumbo Agenda Essay

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Ever wanted to get your life organized, but don’t want to use a boring black, small, planner? With bright and fun colors and multitude of many features, the Lilly Putlizer Jumbo Agenda is the perfect fit for all your planning needs. It is very durable, has plenty of space to jot down information and has a unique design that will be sure to get all your classmates talking. One of the best features about the Lilly Pulitzer Jumbo Agenda is that it very durable. I am very hard on my backpack and school supplies, so it is crucial to have quality items that will last throughout the year. I have had my planner for almost a full year and it still looks brand new, which is impressive, considering no other planner has lasted this long and been in …show more content…
There are many lined pages and even two different places to record month to month information which is very handy for all students and parents. With two places for months it helps keep my school life and personal life schedules all in one place but at the same time separate. I take many homework heavy classes and I have never run out of room to write down all my assignments and upcoming tests. Also the eighteen month planner, help you plan events far in advance, a feature most planners would not have. With all this space, the planner is rather large. As a person who loses many items, the large size makes it easy to keep track of. Lastly, the planner has a unique tropical design. We all need a vacation from our lives every once in a while and with the tropical design, it whisks me away for a little amount of time while I’m writing down my plans. The unique design is also useful for identifying your planner easily. If there is a pile of planners, the neon, tropical design will make it easy to identify your planner from the rest. Also, the design helps me want to get organized. The cute design makes me want to use it and show it off. Also, the design can help you show your personality while helping you stay

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