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Yes, You Can Still Use Your Planner on Christmas Day—Here’s How
Christmas Day• gratitude • Scripture • quiet moments
Christmas Day doesn’t usually need much planning.
The schedule is simpler. The expectations are different.
The focus shifts from doing to being.
Still, a planner can have a quiet place on Christmas Day—not to manage the day,
but to notice it.
On Christmas Day,
a planner can shift from productivity to gratitude and remembrance.
A short gratitude list
This doesn’t need to be …
What Often Ends Up in a Planner on Christmas Eve
Real Life Planning • honest notes • no perfection • Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve rarely looks perfect on paper.
It’s a full day, an emotional day, and often a changing day.
For many planner users, the page for Christmas Eve isn’t fancy or polished.
It’s simply a place to land a few notes that make the day feel more manageable.
Here’s what’s true:
a Christmas Eve planner page is often messy, simple, and very real.
What’s usually written d…
A One-Page Christmas Eve Planner Setup
Prep + Peace • simple planning • calm hearts • one-page setup
Christmas Eve can be a beautiful day.
It can also feel like a lot.
Meals to prep. People to see. Church times to remember.
And underneath all of it, we’re really just hoping the day feels peaceful.
Here’s what helps me:
setting up one simple planner page just for Christmas Eve.
Why one page works so well
Christmas Eve doesn’t need a full spread or a detailed schedule.�…
Using Your Planner to Remember Christmas (Not Just Plan It)
Gentle Christmas Planning • memory-keeping permission • simple notes that matter Most of us pull out our planners in December to keep everything straight. Who’s coming when. What still needs to be done. What we don’t want to forget. And I’m all for that. But I also want to say something that might be a little different: your planner can help you remember Christmas too.Here’s the idea: Don’t just use your planner to manage December. Use it to hold …
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How to Use Your Planner During Christmas Week (Without Ruining the Holiday)
Gentle Planning • light lists • margin notes • grace-filled planning Christmas week is different. You already know that. Normal routines are off. Plans change. People are home more. Emotions can be a little closer to the surface. And if you’re not careful, your planner can start feeling like one more thing asking something of you. So this week, I like to do something I call gentle planning. Gentle planning = using your planner in a soft way so you fee…
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The “Plus” reflects the heart of this space—mostly planners, but also the occasional personal story or helpful extra worth passing along. My Etsy shop follows the same rhythm: primarily planner printables, with the freedom to create a few “plus” items whenever inspiration hits.
