My Filofax setup has evolved

Sometimes I need a little change.  Previously I've been using my Filofax Pocket Aston in Orchid.  However, I wasn't taking my filofax with me or even looking at my Filofax.  One of the posts I read on Philofaxy recently reminded me I have a Pocket Purple Pennybridge at home.  I had originally purchased this Filofax for travelling.

I've also been using a separate purse but couldn't find one which wasn't too big or too small (I'm beginning to sound like Goldilocks!)  So here are some pretty pictures.  I've literally transferred most of the contents from my Aston into the Pennybridge.  My only gripe is that I can't fit my phone into the back pocket but otherwise; I'm enjoying the change.

Here are so photos of the Pennybridge in action:-

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Filofax on travels

I know some of you love to hear how my Filofax(es) fare in real life. This blog post shows how I use a Filofax as a travel companion.

 I use the Pennybridge in pocket size purple as my travel assistant. I use the Filofax to hold copies of my next 3 months diary, my travel itinerary, essential contact details and my travel journal. The card slots and the zip area of the purse hold my foreign currency and one debit card.

Whilst at the airport, the Pennybridge was invaluable for checking flight times, terminals etc. As you can see, as part of my carry-on luggage, the colours of the Pennybridge and my Radley handbag complement each other beautifully.

Here’s another photo of the Pennybridge enjoying mid-flight refreshments.



During the flight (even when devices have to be completely shut off) I was able to scribble notes and drawings in the spare notepaper.

At the end of every day I spent 5-10 minutes journaling on the day’s activities. When I’m feeling stressed, it’s lovely to be able to re-call those relaxing moments just by reading my journal.

Once again, the Pennybridge has proved its worth. I certainly wouldn’t like to travel without it now. As always, thanks for reading and any questions or comments, I’d love to hear from you below.

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