Created on 2024-11-15

The image shows an open diary or planner lying flat. The two-page spread displays dates from March 17, 1985, which is a Sunday, to March 18, 1985, which is a Monday. The left page is designated for Sunday, March 17th, and below the date it notes that it's Week 11, with "67 (298) days left" and mentions "Mothering Sunday" as well as "St. Patrick's Day." The right page is for Monday, March 18th, beginning Week 12 and notes that it is a "Bank Holiday N. Ireland & Rep. of Ireland." The pages are lined for writing but are blank, with no entries. At the bottom of each page, there is a calendar that runs horizontally, showing weeks numbered 9 through 14, with the dates of March 1 through April 14 visible. The days of the weeks are abbreviated above the numbers: MTWTFSS for Monday through Sunday. The spine of the diary is visible, suggesting it is fairly thick, and a bookmark ribbon is placed in the crease between the pages. The overall impression is of a well-maintained, unused diary.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows the calendar pages for March 1985, including the Sunday, March 17th date which is marked as "4th in Lent, Mothering Sunday" and "St. Patrick's Day". The calendar pages are clean and empty, providing space for recording events or notes. The image does not contain any identifiable human faces or names.

Created on 2024-11-22

The image shows a planner or calendar for March 1985, with the left page displaying the 17th and the right page showing the 18th. * The left page has the date "March 17, 1985" at the top, followed by the day of the week "Sunday" and the week number "WEEK (17-25)". + Below this, there is a section labeled "17 Sunday" with the text "4th Lent / Mothering Sunday" and "St. Patrick's Day". + The rest of the page is blank, with lines for writing down events or appointments. * The right page has the date "March 18, 1985" at the top, followed by the day of the week "Monday" and the week number "(17-25) WEEK 12". + Below this, there is a section labeled "Monday 18" with the text "Bank Holiday in N. Ireland & Rep. of Ireland". + The rest of the page is also blank, with lines for writing down events or appointments. * At the bottom of both pages, there is a calendar grid showing the days of the week and the dates for the month of March. + The grid includes the days of the week (Monday to Sunday) and the dates for each week (1-31). + The grid is divided into two sections, one for the first half of the month and one for the second half. Overall, the image shows a simple and straightforward planner or calendar for March 1985, with space for writing down events and appointments, as well as a calendar grid for planning and organization.