Work was clearing out some old stationery items, so I grabbed half a dozen packets of DayRunner inserts they no longer used (receipt envelopes, finance pages, and calendar pages). The original prices marked on them totalled $45 -- goes to show how fast a trendy or fashionable item can depreciate! I noticed that they weren't giving away any rulers or pencils. ;)
The ups and downs of trying to accumulate a seven-figure net worth on a five-figure salary, loose weight, get fit, do a post-grad course and launch a financial planning business - while working full-time.
Wednesday, 21 February 2007
Free DayRunner inserts
I remember when having a DayRunner or Filofax (preferably leather) was a status symbol for all the "executive types". Then it was a PDA, and now a BlackBerry is the cool executive toy (soon to be replaced by the iPhone ?).
Work was clearing out some old stationery items, so I grabbed half a dozen packets of DayRunner inserts they no longer used (receipt envelopes, finance pages, and calendar pages). The original prices marked on them totalled $45 -- goes to show how fast a trendy or fashionable item can depreciate! I noticed that they weren't giving away any rulers or pencils. ;)
Work was clearing out some old stationery items, so I grabbed half a dozen packets of DayRunner inserts they no longer used (receipt envelopes, finance pages, and calendar pages). The original prices marked on them totalled $45 -- goes to show how fast a trendy or fashionable item can depreciate! I noticed that they weren't giving away any rulers or pencils. ;)
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