20th, not 13th
I spotted a mistake in my 2025 calendar: I had MLK Day as January 13th. I don’t know what might have kept me from marking January 20th as a red-letter day. Any idea? Anyone?
A 2025 calendar, last call
Time passes.
A 2025 calendar, free
It’s artisanal!
Calendar, notes, task management
A paper planner is all three apps.
A free 2024 calendar
Highly readable across a crowded room or a smoke-filled film-noir soundstage.
A 2024 calendar
Free: a 2024 calendar, in large legible Gill Sans, three months per page.
Last call
As 2023 approaches, be prepared, with a calendar guaranteed to work all year long. A free PDF.
A 2023 calendar
Free: a 2023 calendar, in large legible Gill Sans, three months per page
Cecil B. DeMille’s desk calendar
From the Life Photo Archive.
Last call
A 2022 calendar in Gill Sans, three months per page, a free PDF.
"Daylight Calendar”
xkcd.
A sardine calendar
“A festive creator has enjoyed the reaction ‘from all over’ after he shared his handmade 2021 sardine advent calendar on social media.”
A 2022 calendar
A 2022 calendar in Gill Sans, three months per page, with minimal holiday markings (MLK Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas). It’s a free PDF.
A 2021 calendar
Free to good home: a 2021 calendar, a four-page PDF, three months per page, Gill Sans, with minimal holiday markings.
The days of my PDF
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives, and of my PDF calendar.
A 2020 calendar
Here, via Dropbox, is a calendar for 2020, three months per page. All Gill Sans, in Licorice and Cayenne (Apple’s names for black and dark red), with minimal markings: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Saint Patrick’s Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Highly readable, even across a crowded room, on evenings enchanted or otherwise.
“I love a good calendar graphic”
From the PBS NewsHour.
A 2019 calendar
One last pitch for a free, ultra-dowdy calendar.
A calendar for Sluggo
Sluggo, those 1955 calendars will no longer do.
A 2019 calendar
I’ve been making and sharing yearly calendars since 2010, when I realized that I could get something like the look of a Field Notes calendar for the cost of my own labor — and I work cheap.
A perpetual calendar
It appears in Webster’s Second (1934). And it stayed in the Third (1961).
A 2018 calendar
Download, anyone?
A 2017 calendar
In Gill Sans, three months per page, rather dowdy in appearance.
A 2016 calendar
A free PDF.
2015 calendar
In licorice (black) and cayenne (dark red).
The Doomsday rule
BrownStudies explains the Doomsday rule, a nifty way to figure out the day of the week for a given date.
A 2014 calendar
Dowdy as heck in black and red.
A 2013 calendar, mine
“I sat down, opened a blank document, and started in. And so the hours passed.”
2012 calendars
I’m a sucker for a good free calendar.
111
If you were born before the year 2000: add the last two digits of the year of your birth and the age you will be on this year’s birthday. The answer will be 111. Pretty mysterious? Not really.