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One of my Christmas presents was a calendar in table format. It’s covered in drawings of flowers and butterflies. It’s pretty… But I wasn’t expecting to get one of these. I don’t want to lie but the last time when I had a calendar in a paper format it was probably 2011. 

Even though I don’t use a paper calendar, I still gave it a shot. And I don’t understand their popularity. They are collecting dust, and they aren’t practical. Mainly, because of the size of my calendar. It’s pretty small, so I don’t have enough space to jot something on it but still I wouldn’t like it. The whole calendar would be unreadable. I think people forget that the calendar on their phones is way more practical. When you are on vacation or simply not in your house you would have a serious problem. And the most important part of it all is that people wouldn’t contribute to deforestation.

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