Review on Walnut Brown Magnetic Dry Erase Monthly Calendar In 23X29 With Frame By DesignOvation Beatrice by Maurice Vianes

Love this calendar so much I ordered another. Now I have not only the current month, but the next month ready to view, too. I always hated when the month was nearing the end and I couldn't see what the next week looked like, but problem solved with two of these. Mounted them over my home office desk.I use these for my kids' schedules, as well as mine, so I can the whole family's schedule at once - which is why I love the big blocks for writing. And I love that they're erasable - we have lots of scheduling changes, but not a problem with these. Don't use wet erase markers on these boards - the ink is too hard to remove - stick with dry erase. I find a dry paper towel works the best at removing the ink - even better than the little eraser head on the included marker.I also made my own magnetic numbers with totalElement Strong Flexible Self-Adhesive Magnetic Sheets, 4 x 6 Inch and 2 x 3 Inch, Peel & Stick Refrigerator Magnets for Photos and Art (14 Pieces) that I bought on amazon, so I don't have to write and erase the numbers each month, but you can buy calendar numbers already made if you don't mind that they're small-ish. I wanted at least 1.5" square numbers but couldn't find any, so made my own. I have a set of magnetic calendar holidays and other fun calendar magnets from now-defunct Magnetic Moments. These are fun to use and you can probably find other brands, like Melissa & Doug, to use with this. The magnetic surface is half the fun.