A bullet bond is a type of debt security that does not make any principal payments until its maturity date. This means that, unlike other bonds that may offer periodic principal repayments, ...

Some bullet journalers make a list of 1-30 (or 31) and then leave space to note appointments as they come up. Others prefer to draw a more traditional monthly calendar grid over two pages.

Most bullets are probably applicable across other federal programs and offices. I have pondered how a federal employee can summarize the past or any week in simple bullet form.