Hey @DC2London

[verovladamir]

Not that I'm stalking you or anything, but I keep seeing your pins on bullet journaling. It looks interesting. Please discuss. 

[dc2london]

I've been using a bullet journal in place of my usual planner since the new year. I am really liking it! I just have a general moleskin journal and am sort of making it up as I go. My first page is my table of contents. Then I'm preceding each month with a monthly overview of key events on each date of the month. Right now I'm doing two days per page and monthly to-do lists and monthly recap pages. I also have a page for tracking J's allergy shots and specialist visits.
I have specific bullet icons for
-dinner plans
-workout records
-events
-to do
-appts

SO yeah I am really liking it so far! I've never really found a planner that I could completely customize to be just what I wanted, and this seems to fit the bill perfectly!

[verovladamir]

I have a moleskin planner that has each day broken down by hours and I used it to keep track of my super wacky work schedule (4 different offices, no set hours). It might be a good fit for me!

[seadragon2013]

I love my moleskin journal! I am the huge nerd that has a Hobbit themed one (it's less obtrusive than my previous Star Wars themed MS). I prefer the lined or graph paper ones without calendars. I'm not as organized as you ladies, but use it to make To-do lists, take notes at meetings, jot down appointments, and list accomplishments on the days I work on my own research. I keep an online calendar as well.

[verovladamir]

I definitely keep an online calendar too. I've shared that with DH and the ILs so they can view my work schedule. But I like the idea of combining my journal and my calendar. Seems more productive.