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Ever since a tiny little mouse moved into my garden, I realised my little garden isn’t just for me.
Maybe I’m not just growing flowers, I’m creating a tiny little world where little creatures call it home. I guess my garden has been someone’s perfect home all along.
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One day, a little mouse suddenly moved into my garden, and all the plants I grew became its menu of the day.
Every night, it would sneak out under the cover of darkness and eat every tender new shoot growing on my plants. Each morning, when I went out to check on my garden, I would find that all the new shoots were gone.
A delphinium I cared a lot had just begun to grow some green leaves when it caught the mouse’s attention. It started eating it at a rate of three centimetres a day… I still remember sitting on the sofa that morning, sobbing my heart out…
So I tried every possible way to get rid of it.
While I was brainstorming with everyone about how to get rid of it, my brother in law head it and told me, “Hey Carol I think that little mouse is a protected animal.”
After looking it up online, I discovered that there is a little mouse called the Pookila, or New Holland Mouse, an endangered species found in the nearby Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary. Google said that it loves coming out at night to eat seeds, fruit, leaves, and flowers… Ah! That explains everything!
Although I couldn’t be sure whether the little mouse in my garden was actually a protected species, but what else could I do? Fine… you can stay then!
And so, my garden became its home. Late at night, I can still often spot it hopping out and nibbling on my leaves…
But after getting to know it, I began to realise that this garden was never mine alone. My garden is home to butterflies, caterpillars, ladybugs, bees, earthworms, and of course huge spiders! Perhaps I am not simply growing flowers and plants, I am also creating a home where tiny animals and insects can live peacefully.
It turns out that, my little garden has been their perfect home all along.
Thinking of it, this became the theme of this year’s schedule book:
“The Perfect Home”
Specifications
• Size: 13 x 18.5 cm (B6)
• Pages: 248 pages
• Cover Material: Chiffon paper with gold foil, with a matte book cover
• Inner Pages: Made with Japanese Huwa Huwa paper, with perfect thickness and smooth for writing.
When using fountain pens, ink pads, paint inks, or other specialty tools, issues such as bleeding, feathering, smudging, sticking, or paper damage may occur. Users assume all related risks and losses, please assess suitability before purchase.
• Binding: Thread-bound binding allows the planner to lay completely flat at 180° for easy writing
• Special Design:
o Gold-Flecked Paper insert pages used as dividers between each month
o Two built-in ribbon bookmarks for quicker, easier navigation between pages
o Each month includes a full monthly calendar, weekly spreads, a dedicated to-do list, and notes pages
o Weekly spread features the classic 8-section layout + timeline + daily morning & evening mood tracker
o Appendices include a variety of designs for collecting and recording memories throughout the year
Bonus Gift:
Each book comes with one gold-foiled planner stickers sheet.
Early bird bonus:
During the early bird period, receive a Party in the Garden Die-Cut Card Set of 10 pieces (valued at NT$120).
Designed in Australia, Made in Taiwan
Inside Pages (248 pages total):
• Welcome Page ………………………………………….. 2P
• Year in View (2027–2028 calendars) ………………. 2P
• Yearly Schedule …………………………………………. 2P
• Monthly Schedule ………………………………………. 2P
• Project Planning (large, medium, small projects) … 6P
• Gold-Flecked Insert Pages ………………………………. 24P
• Monthly Welcome Pages ……………………………. 12P
• Monthly Calendar ……………………………………….. 24P
• To-Do List …………………………………………………. 24P
• Weekly Schedule ……………………………………….. 120P
• Monthly Notes ………………………………………….. 12P
• Notes & Collectables (appendix section) …………. 10P
• Free Notes ……………………………………………….. 2P
• Ending Page ……………………………………………… 2P
• Front & Back Blank Pages …………………………… 2P