Quo Vadis Minister review

As a follow-up to my review of the Space 17 notebook, I said I would review the Minister, which I had previously purchased to use for work appointments.

The Minister is a larger - desk-sized - appointment book. I've found that it is not too-unwieldy to carry around in my various briefcases (or saddlebags, as they may be.)

I didn't photograph the cover, but instead of black, this has a muted, floral design. It is the lighter version from the Robert le héros collection. It has an elastic band attached to the back cover, but I haven't used it yet.

To address the complaints I had about the Space 17, the paper is much thicker (as previously noted) and white, opposed to ecru. Show-through is minimal, and inobtrusive.

Removal of the page tabs does not interfere with printed information.

There isn't any room for address information, but there is a section for tracking receipts and business expenditures.

As I mentioned in my earlier post, I'm using the Space 17 to keep track of my correspondence (and daily weight tracking.) But, as you can see from the attached images, my daily appointments are in the Minister.

If they could somehow fuse the two: make the Minister a little smaller with a removable address section, I'd be happy.

(I note that there is a smaller calendar with the Minister format - the Business, but it also has thinner paper. Also, it seems most refillable versions of the calendars have detachable address books, but this Robert le héros version does not. However, the Executive is smaller and retains the 90g paper; perhaps I will try a refillable Executive for next year.)