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Next up for the week of October 5th-11th I did a pumpkin spice / autumn coffee themed spread. One of the things Ive decided to do with my planner is try to match my stickers as best as possible to the monthly colors that the Erin Condren Life Planner comes with. That way I can use fewer stickers and have to cover up less stuff. This was a great way to decorate within the October colors of orange and brown and celebrate the season.

In the next spread I did for October 12th to 18th I also wanted to continue to celebrate the season because Id forgotten how absolutely stunning New England is in the autumn. This week I tried putting the countdown stickers on the bottom with the washi but I didnt end up liking this. Still, overall the spread is pretty cute and I decided to start putting a Next Week section in my sidebar so I can see what I need to start preparing for without having to flip to the next week to see my post-it notes. 

For the week before Halloween, October 19th-25th, I wanted to do a cute Halloweenish theme that would be different from the one that I would do for the actual week of Halloween. I settled on a purple, orange, black, and white theme which I ended up really loving as it got me in the spirit a lot. This week was also pretty washi heavy but it tied in the colors really well.

The actual week of Halloween, October 26th to November 1st, I wanted to do straight up classic orange and black. This is a crowded week because of course it is, I really wanted to celebrate it as much as I could. Im kind of sad to be done with the Halloween count down stickers, maybe Ill make my own for a 365 Halloween countdown. 

So, thats the end of this months spreads! Next month in the Erin Condren is my favorite color, a beautiful turquoise, and I think my spreads might not be quite so Gothy because I want to play it up as much as I can. If you want to see pictures be sure to follow me on Instagram @theeverydaygoth to see my spreads, sticker hauls, and more.

Next up I did my most gothy spread of the month: pastel goth Monster High! I found a booklet of Monster High stickers from Michaels on sale for a dollar and I just dumped them all into this spread. I love that bat washi down at the bottom and that "RIP Work Week" sticker. It definitely put me in a fantastic mood.

This is another spread that is super not gothy but Im absolutely in love with it so I dont care. This is November 23rd to November 29th and, since it was Thanksgiving week, I wanted to do something that reminded me of home. I picked these gorgeous turquoise, orange, and brown colors and did a folksy theme that reminds me a lot of my mother. So, I call this week a success overall. 

 

First, though, the basics: why would you use a planner? Well, if youre like me and many other people, you live out of your planner. I check mine multiple times a day to keep track of my blog, my school work, my social life, and more. Without a planner, Im a mess. Its fairly common knowledge that using a paper planner helps you to remember more efficiently than just keeping it in your brain, or even using a digital planner or calendar. So, yay paper planners!

So, you want to use a planner, but why decorate it? If you use a planner as often as I do, its nice to be able to have it look nice when you open it. Just like using a screensaver that inspires you or using a pretty bookmark, making something suit your personal style encourages you to commit to a planner. A vibrant community has sprung up around decorating your planner, especially on Instagram with a lot of Etsy stores that specifically sell stickers. If you want some inspiration (most of it not-Goth, but still great) check out the instagram tags #plannerlife #planneraddict #plannercommunity. and #plannernerd. People use all kinds of planners and all kinds of decorations.

Not everyone will decorate as much as I do, I enjoy my planner as a combination planner, scrapbook, and craft project. Its a fun activity for me, if you just want to stick a Nightmare Before Christmas sticker in the corner of one of your spreads thats perfectly fine! Dont think Im trying to tell you that you must plan a certain way. My planner is on the expensive side (I committed big time to this hobby, not everyone will, obviously) but you can plan using a dollar store planner if you like. Evil Supply Co will be coming out with a Gothy specific planner for the new year, so keep an eye out for that. 

My basics: I use an Erin Condren vertical life planner which is coil-bound and has both weekly and monthly pages. I primarily use just a plain black pen (I find color-coding distracting.) I use a lot of washi tape, as Ive said before, which I mostly get from Michaels, Amazon, and Etsy. I also use a lot of stickers which come from anywhere that sells stickers, including Etsy, dollar stores, Michaels, Five Below, Amazon, eBay, or wherever else I find them. Halloween is a great time to pick up planner supplies for me, as you might imagine. 

This is what my monthly view looks like. I was unsure of how I wanted to use the monthly view so I just went with "big events, birthdays, and prettiness." All of the months in the Erin Condren planner are color-coded and Septembers colors are purple and gray, which is great for us spooky types. I started by using black glitter washi from Scotch over the last days of August and first days of October, then using a diagonal stripe washi from Michaels over the two birthdays I have this month. Then I marked some important days, such as the first day of Autumn, when I left for college, and some academic due dates. Then, lots of meaningless stickers and washi. Because I can.

Erin Condrens vertical view is divided into three sections (they used to be labeled Morning, Day, and Night but now theyre blank so you can divide them however you want), which is kind of hard to see in this first one.  Each day is the column, not the row. I personally label them Blog, School, and Personal, but other people have sections for work, for their families, for their hobbies, etc. so its a pretty versatile system.

Lets get to the weekly views:

August 31 - September 6th : Let me start by explaining that this is an impractical week. It was more decorative and fun than anything else because I was still on summer vacation and didnt have much to plan. The theme I wanted to go for, because this is the first week in the planner and the week I was returning for my fourth year of college, was a kind of explorer, cartographer, Steampunk-y spread. Hence all the maps. I dunno, I thought it was cute, if impractical. 

September 7 - September 13 : Next up was my first week at school so I did a relatively simple black and purple Gothy theme. Here you can more clearly see the columns divided between Blog, Personal, and School. I also went to Salem that Saturday, which was fun (and I wrote about that here.) In this view I started to use the sidebar to keep track of packages I was waiting for but thats not consistent across the whole month. My favorite detail is probably my convocation day (a school event) on September 8th because I got to use a beautiful Haunted Mansion fullbox sticker. 

September 14 - September 20: This week I tried to go for a Maleficent themed week in purple, green, pink, black, and gray, inspired by the little Maleficent stickers and the Maleficent silhouette up on the top left. I thought this was a fun week and the pink definitely added a refreshing pop of color. As you can see I started experimenting with a little bit of scrapbooking by adding the sticker I got from the Salem Witch Museum the previous week to the side bar. Once again I used the sidebar to track packages that I was waiting for.

September 21 - September 27 : This week is my black and gray Gothy themed week and its absolutely one of my favorites. I love the washi, the main kit that I used, and all the extra stickers from everywhere else. My sidebar section this week are little reminders of things I need To Clean, To Buy, To Go, and To Do which works out really well for me. Overall this is probably the most gothy themed week Ive done and Id like to do something similar probably in November.

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Hello everyone and good evening, about a month ago I replaced a set G'antim + tires, Hg'antim 1 after replacing the rear wheel bolts closed ie not empty without cfm him around the lock option. Fancher referred me to the garage and told me to ask me to do an action called: Huorzh. I got to the garage told me that they can try but not sure it will help and this action they want to NIS 200 excluding VAT. I was told that this amount is quite high. On the other hand told me that I needed a new Nava. I went to the store spare parts and received a bid of NIS 240 new incl + Maisb Nava. Because of the situation I have two of questions: cfm 1: Is it possible to save the existing fair to the operation of Hhuorzh? And whether the price is reasonable cfm for this action. 2: camera store the box of the Fair and wanted to know whether the company / name known and good. And of course find out if it fits. Photo attached below, thanks everyone!
Hello friend, can sometimes fix the first teeth thread (threaded beginning) eroded or stretched with a tap but in my experience this is not recommended action. In your case Lhlotein eroded threaded closure cfm due to the required large torque using a pneumatic screwdriver so, in your case unnecessary to try to fix the screw in this way. It is possible to fix the screw by inserting cfm a prosthesis suitable for the purpose. Because of the complexity and importance amendment threaded I recommend you replace the nabe including dust cover bearing + Um + original security only or equivalent substitutes. Manufacturer provisions prohibit repair screw. In connection with some of the most appropriate alternative I do not know now, but at the price sounds a Chinese junk.
Yes, bolt closed several times with a drill Depot car sold (closed a few times too probably) and moved reinforcements with a rod. And I'd rather not put in a prosthesis and I took your recommendation and bought new Nava and Maisb. Um security your intention is to bolt. But what does it cover dust? (Kappa?) By the way: I picked and Fair + Maisb bought are Chinese (original price close to NIS 1,000 ...) For this price I buy 4 fairer. There is a danger on the road with Nava like this?
UN tightens the drama should be replaced because it has a self-locking Um. On the road has put together a new dust cover and not to use another again Bmgsh all work sucks. I hope you have purchased the right parts because cfm there is a difference in parts of vehicles manufactured Pitcher of 99 and from 99 to date. Note that parts 2 + 3 in the attached picture. I have written to you not to come to the restaurant with sandwiches
This nabe Chinese did I know the merchandise and I personally do not recommend you to go for it because bearing built into the Neva itself, and I recommend buying bearings quality, this high-tech bearings and Chinese companies still do not provide the goods, from experience. You can find Geneva's such a serious bearings such as 'SKF' 'FAG' 'SNR' for around cfm 500 chess and it's worth every penny. Note that there is no more part of a safety cfm bearing wheels.
Dust cover is actually a can that closes the hole axis and covering the United Nations, this reduced bearing without going after two weeks and of course that matters, it takes a skilled worker with no damage and you can return it back into place, purists can replace it cost 28 shekels.
Mark, I did Compare Nava, and the yearbook that has 6N and 6 N2 therefore the likelihood of something does not fit. A little pissed about criticism Although I knew in advance that the Maisb Chinese. Ron, I come to you to replace Hmaisb + Fair + dust cover and even a new and spare Um headache. I knew it was a poor Chinese cfm product but I did not know that such a level. Ron, I sent you a private message
Nava you bought is suitable up to 99 at the Polo rear brakes are drum-type bearings are separate pair of roller bearings. cfm 99 and above rear disc brakes and dual ball bearing type bearing is an integral part Nava like you bought and that's what you have in the car.
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Big You're right, but not this particular BEARING where the bearing is not covered on the outside and its opacity depends on how tin cap that closes the nabe.
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