I Adulted! Agenda Undated Calendar: Stickers for Grown-Ups

Great for a slightly customized planner to use at work.

I really wanted to like this, but it fell short for me. It is a great concept and has some funny stickers, but it needs more for me. When you advertise stickers then I feel like there should be more than one page of them. That is the reason I picked this planner and was disappointed there isn’t even enough to use one a week.I am also rather lazy and would prefer to get a planner that had the dates printed instead of having to hand write them in. It is laid out so that one page is your week and the opposite page is one of the sticker sayings. I think the space for each day is on the small side and it would have been better to use some of the opposite page. Another downfall for me is the pages are slick and glossy which means some pens smear so be careful.It does use bright and cheery colors and is nice to look through, but it just isn’t very practical for me. It may be great for a graduation gift for a new young adult? It is very durable and the cover is sturdy, so it should last a full year. Also, since there are no dates you can start using it any time of year making it a good birthday gift. It may be a good fit for some people, but not my favorite.

OMG, this is my new favorite planner. It's got some hilarious stickers and you can make the start/stop dates whatever you want. The pages are thick and it's bound well with a plastic cover. If you know a lazy Millennial, like me, and really need to motivate them b/c otherwise we don't work b/c we're too busy worrying about what are true passion is, then this is the planner you should get them. The stickers make me feel like I have a true purpose and that I am appreciated in the way I need to be in order to feel like I can contribute to the world in a meaningful way. Without this agenda, I just sit around daydreaming about becoming a unicorn, but with this planner, I am rewarded for doing such simple, mundane, unfulfilling tasks like going to that meeting, or doing the laundry b/c let's be honest, Adulting is hard, but the planner makes is just a little easier....

This is just a fun idea for an undated agenda calendar. The "I Adulted!" theme of this book is a great one to use at any age. It comes with stickers that you can use to add to the days where you did something you might want to memorialize with a sticker or maybe someone else did one of the things there is a sticker for and you want to stick it right on them, you have the power now! Plus the undated planner is nice as you can start it whenever you want to and aren't limited to starting at any prearranged start date.The one thing about this calendar is that it helps to have a great big dose of sense of humor when you get this. It's mostly just a fun thing. I looked at it a lot before getting it to make sure it was a good fit for me. It is also a thing that you may find for someone else as a gift if you know someone who could use such a thing. It's all great fun plus it has the practical side of actually being practical with the daily agenda pages.I really like this!

I don't mind the format of allowing you start and stop this calendar when you want. You need to write in the date and year. You have very little space in which to write down things pertinent to the date. No real diary area.I could not relate to the phrases in this nor the big pages of what you accomplished -- "I put on pants" or "I took a shower today" type of accomplishments. Most of the "accomplishments" are along those lines. I asked my sons and their significant others to take a look at it and they felt it was "childish" so I guess I am not the only one who didn't like it.Again, I could not relate to it nor could my children (mid-20s). Not for us. Maybe it is more for someone much younger, teens? Except some of the "accomplishments" are for adults -- "I paid a bill on time" or "I took my meds" so I don't know who this is directed to.

First, I don't like how the front cover is a picture of the sheet of usable stickers inside. That's lame. It should be an attractive pattern or picture of something cute/nice. Second, there is only one sheet of stickers and there should be more. And last, there are only two pockets, one in the back and one in the front and they are made of paper, not very expandable and they will easily tear. A few of the stickers are kinda funny, and I put the "I put the phone away." sticker on the back of my cell phone case just for fun. This is a notebook that I could find at a dollar store.

I much prefer blank calendars that way if I skip weeks I can use it for an extended period of time past a year. This is made with thick paper so it definitely is made nicely. I find this one to be more of a novelty gift just because of its theme. It is functional but if I were out looking for a calendar I probably would not choose this one for myself. I may however choose it to go into a fun basket full of stuff for a retirement present or 18 year old birthday present. It has that yay I adulted them plus stickers for use in the calendar, which give it the novelty feel.

This little thing is the right size so I can carry in my purse. I love the 8 x 10s but they were too big and I always forgot them.The paper is shiny and does not absorb gel ink very fast. I let it sit for a while to make sure the ink is dry before turning the page and so far that has been fine. I use regular ink and that absorbs pretty fast so no smears or stains yet.While the ink itself is fine, the black pen seems to put more pressure and what I write on the page transfers over to the one on the back if folded in half. The ink on the pages (the designs) seem to stain the white page next to it.The quotes or designs are interesting, definitely I have not adulted enough so better get my self together and do some more of those things (specially I did not judge you).

I really wish this was more stickers with this!!! and more space to write things! other then that it's perfect.

Very cute! Even nicer than I was expecting.