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Weekly Flylady Thread 25th August 2008

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  • juliejim
    juliejim Posts: 7,944 Forumite
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    polkadot wrote: »
    Thank you, is 15:30 alright?

    Fine - anyone else joining in?
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  • boddy
    boddy Posts: 3,326 Forumite
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    Done what needs doing in the bedroom.

    Cleaned living room carpet.

    Just having a cuppa before tackling the kitchen. :coffee: :coffee: :coffee: :coffee: :coffee: Help yourselves.

    Polka Glad you got sorted and good luck for your meeting next week.

    Hex Glad you ahd a good holiday.
    Im in for the HHC.
  • hex2
    hex2 Posts: 4,736 Forumite
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    I am in for the 3.30 Juliejim and Polkadot
    'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero
  • juliejim
    juliejim Posts: 7,944 Forumite
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    That's 4 of us then.

    READY......... STEADY............GO!!!
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  • Dustykitten
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    Polka that is a really good result I bet you feel a bit of a weight off your shoulders. Not giving medical advise just recounting an event - DH has the horrid scabby patch about the size of a whole adult hand on his leg - been there a couple of years and he has seen many gps/pharmies who have said a range of things - fungal/ezcema/psorisis (sp) and he has had a range of stuff for it which did nothing. Well I brought a couple of aloe vera plants from lidl in case anyne got sunburn and hubby has been using a cut leaf on it for about 6 weeks now and the difference is amazing. It is nowhere near as red and had reduced in size to about the size of an adult palm now. He is also using a french moisurizer on it just to keep it hydrated but he was using this anyhow so we are sure it is the aloe which is having an effect.

    Another survey completed - they are a welcome change from the painting today!
    The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair
  • pigpen
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    shell2001 wrote: »
    Pigpen - have you ever thought about being an agony aunt? You have such a lovely way a phrasing advice/comments, such as your comments to Polkadot, you always manage to put into words what so many of us are thinking. Its something that cannot be taught, your a natural. Thanks for being YOU!

    I can also reduce people to gibbering wrecks in a few sentences.. I have absolutely no tact, no diplomacy and no subtleness... but thank you... I do try.. I sometimes think I just sound like a know-it-all lol
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  • pigpen
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    Polkadot.. glad you got sorted.. :D

    Hubby is home.

    The middle room has had its second coat of emulsion.. need to touch up the white and do another coat on the gloss then measure up for doors and carpet and get the curtain pole up and my new curtains.. I am thinking of going for a corner suite with a sofabed bit.. just so people think I'm a wee bit posh lol.

    Best do something productive
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  • OrkneyStar
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    Update so far:
    Added Wed am
    1. [strike]clean kitchen[/strike].Wed am
    2. clean oven thoroughly.
    3. make Christmas present list.
    4. Hoover curtains and lampshades.
    5. Get more DS cardi knitted.
    6. [strike]water plants (every day).[/strike] Wed done
    7. [strike]feed cat (every day).[/strike] Wed done
    8. [strike]check finances[/strike]. Wed done.
    9. [strike]DS clinic.[/strike] (he's put on weight- yippeeee :D)
    10. phone mum
    11. sort through DS too small clothes.
    Added Wed pm
    12. check survey e-mails delete old ones.
    13. do surveys.
    14. [STRIKE]make cookies.[/STRIKE]
    15. clean kitchen floor.
    16. thorough clean DS high chair (yes we do clean it with anti bac every day lol but there are nooks and crannies!)
    Thanks for all the welcomes. Bit slow today but hope to get my finger out tomorrow.
    x
    :wave:
    Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
    Encouragement always works better than judgement.

  • Pollybear
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    I spent another hour in the garden and I've finished the first dig of the border and cleared out all the plants. Just hardy geraniums and iris that had gone mad. I moved half a dozen iris to the back of the border and I'm sure I haven't got all the geraniums out, I bet some appear next year. I've filled the green wheelie bin and I've got eight black bags full too. DD2 has said she will take me to the composting centre tomorrow.

    I'm really hot now but luckily it only started drizzling just as I finished. Oh, I got the last of the washing in before I started digging and that's all folded and put away.

    In a week or two I'll dig it all over again and hope I can get it finer, then I can start looking for plants. And I want to buy some bulbs for the border I redid last month ready for when the annuals come out. And (there's always an and) I will need two more bags of bark chippings for the new border.
  • can someone give me a kick please! i seem to have lost all motivation & have done nothing since this morning :o my mum rang (3 times) and we've been sorting out when to go shopiing & what sort of dress i want, which lead to me looking at wedding dresses online, which is fatal cos then i start off in my own little world day dreaming the day away :rotfl:

    so i need my motivation back or the place will be a state when df gets home!
    Lou x
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