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Necessity is the mother of invention (although in this case it was Lord Dodo, the father, who came up with this brilliant solution to life’s dates and deadlines). It was created to aid organization in the form of a spiral bound, lie flat, almost impossible to lose (due to the nature of its annually altering, brightly coloured cover) desk diary. Forty or so years on Lord Dodo, in his munificence, has bowed dutifully (an unusual position for him) to the pressures of modern times and developed a range of alternative formats to suit the individual needs of his esteemed customers. The uninitiated (but most welcome to Lord Dodo’s fabulous array of goods) may click here for more fundamental information: So, exactly what is a Dodo Pad? Or, go straight to any of these formats for individual details:
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some time back in the deep recesses of the twentieth century around 1966, the Dodo Pad was a new fangled invention, instantly accepted by grateful users as utterly indodispensible.