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Weekly Flylady Thread 13th October 2008

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  • Justamum
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    mOZzy wrote: »
    how old is your ds2?!
    i am still not brave enough with dd - she' just turned 3 but still refuses to do nr. 2's anywhere else than in nappies.
    if it was warmer i'd let her run around naked :D
    good luck!!!

    I wouldn't worry about it. I thought potty training was a doddle because my DD1 took to it instantly at about 20 months. Then I had my DS :eek:. He was over 3 when he was potty trained, but wouldn't do no 2s in the potty for a while (even when he was in year 2 we had some "occasions" :eek:). With DD2 she was also over 3. I just waited until she was ready. I would ask her every couple of weeks or so if she wanted to start using the potty, but the answer was always "no". Then one day I asked and she said "yes" and that was it - nappy-free days (I kept her in nappies at night for a short while)
  • SummerMoon
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    ok, dinner break over, lets see what needs doing now.

    Dailies
    WMx2 Load 1 done
    TDx2 Load 1 on
    [STRIKE]fold and put away pile of clothes in bedroom[/STRIKE]
    [strike]tidy up in kids room[/strike]
    tidy up in living room started
    hoover through
    [strike]Eat dinner[/strike]
    eat tea ( i seem to forget about eating for some reason)
    chase up council about house- being repaired now, will hopefully get a viewing this week.

    Monday Misery - Kitchen and Dining Room
    Level One
    [STRIKE]Clear and wipe kitchen surfaces[/STRIKE]
    Level Two
    [strike]Sweep [/strike]and mop floors
    [STRIKE]
    Clean the mouldy fridge.. fling out the manky things before they leave themselves.. and make a note of what needs using NOW
    [/STRIKE]
    Wipe dining table.. (clean table cloth if necessary) no dining table
    Level Three
    Dust any extra furniture in dining area, checking for cobwebs on way round No dining room
    [STRIKE]Wipe and replace all those small appliances.. kettle, toaster etc[/STRIKE]
    [strike]Clean cupboard door fronts and fronts of appliances .. don't forget those kick boards..
    [/strike]
    Empty all the drawers.. shake out the crumbs and put back only the nice things All but cutlery drawer is packed for the move
    Extra Mission : help yourself

    1. Slop over the oven and [STRIKE]hob [/STRIKE]
    2. [STRIKE]
    3. Take one small electrical appliance and give it a thorough cleaning.. the toaster or the kettle or the microwave.. or whatever you like..
    4. 37 fling boogie..
    5. [/STRIKE]Empty the bin.. wash it out.. and make it smell SWEET
    Best get on i suppose, need to do a clean up on the settee now!!!
    DS2 is refusing to wear nappies but hasn't mastered getting to the loo in time... grrrrr lol
    An' It Harm None, Do As Thou Will

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  • By the way, I forgot to answer your questions re the pipes. I would repaint them only we're applying to move house but I want to clean them as they're sat there tarnishing the rest of my clean bathroom :mad: . They're metal and the dirt is a slimy stubborn brown concoction

    Hi Emily, I would just paint them - then it's sealed in and done... You will feel so much better about it then and that's worth more than a bit of paint.. (well, IMO anyway...:D )

    I know you're looking to move, but if you get a tin of paint, the small amount you use in there will mean you have some to take with you for anything like that in your new place... Just get something to seal it first before painting with gloss or the rust will bleed through the paint... (phone a decorator centre and ask their opinion first - they're really good and know loads...)
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  • pollybear well done with the xmas shopping - thats great to get it under control.
    flower i would probably be a geek too if i had a tv - I have seen bones once when i was in hosp and loved it - fringe sounds as if I might like that - love CSI - did like SG1 /stargate but dont know who is who now - love Dr Who - egt to watch it when I am with my neices and nephew as they are real fans!! But still wont have a TV - nothing would get done!!! and I am bad enough as it is!!!
    toots xx
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  • pigpen
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    Toots.. I don't have a tv but watch them all online.. oh.. Babylon 5.. I bought the box sets... I just need the nerd glasses...:o :o
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  • Justamum
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    pigpen wrote: »
    crappy access course and off to uni next year IF I can get a place!

    Ooooh! Lucky you! I'd love to be able to do that, but funds wouldn't allow. Being nosey again :rotfl: - what do you want to study at uni?
  • pigpen wrote: »
    I'll go check them out

    I love Jack too, we did study diplomacy together!.. but not (here comes the ultimate in geekdom) as much as Daniel!!

    Ahh, Dead Daniel... Ever the diplomat...

    Toots, knew you would love them... Some great ones in there I thought... I will wait with eager anticipation for your next post...
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  • Justamum wrote: »
    Ooooh! Lucky you! I'd love to be able to do that, but funds wouldn't allow. Being nosey again :rotfl: - what do you want to study at uni?

    Now THAT is the 64 million dollar question! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    Toots/Pigpen - That's why I don't get anything done either, if I'm not on here the TV is on, so I have to just quick switch it all off and turn radion up loud... only thing that works

    Right, off to eat my chip butty now as H&A on (see, life revolves around programmes - really need Sky+...) and chips are cooked (just really fancied chips! :o )
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  • pigpen
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    Justamum wrote: »
    Ooooh! Lucky you! I'd love to be able to do that, but funds wouldn't allow. Being nosey again :rotfl: - what do you want to study at uni?

    Oooh you missed the debate of the century there!!

    I am applying for forensic science and biomedical science and the uni's can make the decision!
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  • hex2
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    Not a lot done here yet - been shopping, put it away, DW and TD on but I really need to get on with something. Anyone up for a HHC 2-2.30?

    emily - you may be able to get sample pots for your pipes or try on freecycle for paint. Oven cleaner springs to mind otherwise?

    Gryfon - ditto re renovations. We have run out of funds now, and the mortgage goes up £500 a month shortly so we are just going to have to live with it as it is for a bit. I am doing an interior design course (because it was free!) and I sit and admire pretty pictures of lovely houses and get very depressed some times. Ours is lovely from the outside, but is mostly a wreck on the inside even when it is tidy.

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