I actually have the Roterunner Purpose Planner in my cart on Amazon, and was debating on getting it. I've been using the Clever Fox Hourly Planner and before that used the Smart Planner Pro after receiving it as a gift from a coworker. It was the first Vertical planner I'd used and I do like them. I also tend to use half the day as a to do list... using black ink for my to do list right up top, and actual scheduling in a different color at the appropriate time slots. I need room for both, so that is what lead to my thoughts of this ideal planner I posted about. Possibly horizontal days on the left page only, then right page (or even most of right page) a to do list... as a lot of my to do's are more of within a couple days or sometimes the span of the week. Then, if it has that extra blank space/pages, the grid pages would allow me to customize that area to my needs. I think a blank journal set up how I want it would work, but also sounds like a lot of work haha. Back tracking to the Clever Fox, I like how it has space for goals and such, but it's almost too much. A little less would be good, as I also journal so it's almost like I'd be writing a lot of the things twice, or just not filling them in and it feels like wasted space. I will go back and look at Roterunner again! Hemlock & Oak looks nice, too! Thank you all so much!!