Book of Dates

9 ½" x 8" (240 x 200mm) , 100 pages, 12 pockets/dividers, packs of additional pages available

The Dodo Book of Dates is designed to help those who are dunces with dates. If you find yourself forgetting anniversaries (wedding, honeymoon or divorce), birthdays and saints (or sinners) days, then this Dodo birthday book will help you brush up your dating skills.

Sharp Card Manager

The twelve dividers in this Dodo Book of Dates birthday and anniversary book each have a practical pouch attached. This very clever Card Manager can be used to save those special cards that are bought, buried and lost, thus banishing forever those fretful pre-birthday evenings scouring the house attempting to find that perfect card you spent weeks looking for in the first place.

The Paper Solution

Enclosed in the birthday book is a brilliant storage medium to help you customise the Dodo Book of Dates. These sheets of pulverized wood pulp are capable of storing thousands of bytes of information and dates to remember that would otherwise disappear into the ether and drive you into an untoward Haze about Days. They can be slotted into the section of your choice – a whole folio for February could be devoted to devising a list of promising Valentines. A page for December could be stuffed with Yuletide gifts, cards and desires.

You can also purchase an extra 50 sheets if you require them

Pod-U-like

If you’re the tardy type, the perennial procrastinator who dawdles and dallies as the pendulum of anniversary time unceremoniously bangs another missed birthday into oblivion, a more never than now kind of timekeeper, tormented by unlocked stable doors and bolting horses, then bury those birthday blues and dump that anniversary angst into the DODO birthday book.

Carpe Diem and book that fish supper for your ruby anniversary on the right day. As they say in Latin “Sic transit Gloria Mundi”*, so don’t stand on ceremony and forget a celebration – it’s time to save the day in the Dodo Book of Dates.

*Don’t be sick in transit on a glorious Monday