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Weekly Flylady Thread 10th November 2008

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  • Pink_Fairy wrote: »
    Craftyscholar - I have used various (Garnier Nutrisse, Nice 'n Easy etc). I would suggest you start with a shade a bit lighter than your natural hair colour, not hugely so, but if you are now a bit more grey than colour, to go the same as normal might look a bit drastic, unless of course, you want a big change like bright pink, or electric blue!:p.

    Not so much 'bit more grey' more very grey!
    tiamai_d wrote: »
    Thrifty, how about using a semi to see what you would suit? Don't go too bright though.
    craftyscholar - I do my hair at home - it's fairly easy. I use a plum shade but I do have very dark brown hair (mostly!!)
    Thanks for all comments/suggestions. You are a great bunch:T

    Well I was originally sort of mouse brown (apart from the years when I was auburn:rotfl:) so wouldn't go back to that and I don't have the nerve to go pink or blue. Probably go for light ash blond.

    If I had gone that lovely white grey I would have been happy to keep it.
  • toochoosey
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    lil_me wrote: »
    I must be the only one who sits up until early hours Christmas eve, well actually Christmas morning, wrapping stuff up :rotfl: I might try doing some a little earlier this year, I do think I might have some paper left, but I think it's in the loft with the decorations bag, so it'll need to wait until we get the tree anyway. I suppose if I have my proper list I can tick them off when they are wrapped.

    Enjoying this quiet time watching the TV but more than aware I have bags to unpack :( boring, suppose I should start while they twitter on about the blasted doom and gloom of the economy on the tele...............getting a bit bored of it.


    no i do this too, in fact, last year on CE was wrapping presents and decided i didn't have enough, so took pressies from B'day pile then went shopping after chrimbo to top up B'day and then i wonder how i have so many toys/carp..............
  • Evening All:hello:

    Just thought I'd pop in & say Hi.

    Have taken it very easy today, still in considerable pain but I did do the washing & have kept most of the clutter under control.
    Watched Kung Fu Panda with DH this evening so that was a bit of light entertainment:T

    Hugs to all & thanks again for all your good wishes, I'm going to try & get to bed, but finding it difficult to sleep, so may be back in the wee hours.

    xx
    “Cancer has my body but not my spirit, and I’ll continue to make jokes, not so much about cancer, but in spite of it” Irwin Barker
  • msgnomey
    msgnomey Posts: 1,613 Forumite
    hugs LL,
    xxxxx
    Go hopefully into each new day, enjoy something from every day no matter how small, you never know when it will be your last
  • AnW'sMum
    AnW'sMum Posts: 4,416 Forumite
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    That's me - church, kids to bed, wine out start the wrapping and place under the tree as you go. I really am last minute lil.

    :eek::eek::eek: I could not cope with the stress levels! Plus I love wrapping but it has to be done MY way! DH learnt very quickly , he would take the kids up to his mum's while I wrapped, he wasn't bothered about doing any but always wrapped my pressies well. Other than that he would keep me supplied with drinks and sweets :D When he took the kids to his mum's he would ring before he set off back to give me a 15 min warning so that I could hide everything!
    Valli wrote: »
    I spent one Christmas eve..after I'd been to the pub - icing the cake...you could tell, too :rotfl:

    Brilliant! :D:D:D
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  • nicki_2
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    Evening all. Back from a long day out :D Didn't end up at the pub (looked through various pub windows instead to check on the match ;) ) as I went shopping instead - I came back with a diary for DD's stocking at a whole 99p:rotfl::rotfl: Could have easily come back with a DS for me, and over £50 worth of DVDs but I resisted ;) However I came back via the cinema - £6.20 to get in :eek: But got a free meal in McDonalds (I had ages to wait for the film to start and McD's is the cheapest place to eat around there) for doing a survey :money:;):D Saw the new Bond film, but not impressed, especially since there was a number of kids messing around :mad::mad:

    Off to do some flying before the dishes take over the kitchen and the washing takes over the livingroom.:o:o :wave:
    Creeping back in for accountability after falling off the wagon in 2016.
    Need to get back to old style in modern ways, watching the pennies and getting stuff done!
  • Just posting my list ready for tomorrow, though I can't see me getting it all done! I have to do some stuff for school unless anyone else fancies writing the narrator parts for the Christmas play ........:rolleyes: ?


    Tuesday Twinkles - Living Room, Hall and Stairs

    Level 1
    Vacuum through the living room, hall and stairs

    Level 2
    Dusting, even if around everything
    Clean windows and all glass.. including the tv screen

    Level 3
    Put all your hotspots in one pile and work your way through it..

    Extra Mission: Pick one or more of the following tasks –
    1. Wipe down any paintwork that needs it.
    2. Binbag dance.. Get a binbag.. fill it and bin it!!!
    Wednesday Wobblies - Master bedroom!

    Level One
    Fling open the window and let the room have some air!!

    Level Three
    Vacuum the bedroom and the landing

    Extras
    1. Last but by no means least... HHI!!!!!!!!
    Thursday trashing- Bathroom and Study/Pc Area

    Extra mission: Take your pick!
    1. HHI... a bit more gone!

    Friday fun and florricks... SURPRISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a bit of catchup!


    Level Three
    HHC clearing the messiest room in the house
    Wash any windows that are needy


    My one-a-day (or 7-a-weekend!!) tasks:

    Make doctor's appointment
    Check tyre pressure
    Phone solicitor
    Write Christmas card list
    Cross stitch at least one Christmas card
    Contact union re: arm
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  • soappie
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    I'm pooped. All this running around, being efficient, not procrastinating etc. has taken its toll. I need to make my bed (sheets are now dry) then go lie in it.

    Tomorrow, as I'm off to the dump anyway with the old washing machine, I need to see what else can fit in the car and that is worthy of a similar fate.

    Night night ladies.

    PS - why, when I've had a lovely dinner of baked salmon, new pots and veg am I still hungry?
    I am the leading lady in the movie of my life
  • soappie wrote: »
    Right, now to decide whether to phone DiL's parents to see how her Dad is fixed to plumb it in tomorrow or just do it myself - what do you think girls? Is it easy to plumb these things in?

    See, wrong again, you've gone and brought a new one... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    It's easy to plumb in if you can move it in and out from under the worktop ok. When you fix the pipes (usually two, but in new machines, I think they only have one for cold now?) just make sure they are really tight so they don't leak, as this is the only thing you really have to do (other than remove the moving bolts) and put the waste pipe in properly so that it doesn't pop out (done that - not good!!!:eek: )
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  • hollyh
    hollyh Posts: 5,474 Forumite
    I thought i'd post tomorrows list so i can find it.

    Wednesday Wobblies - Master bedroom!
    Fill a binbag for charity shop.. they are crying out for stuff!!
    Thursday trashing- Bathroom and Study/Pc Area
    defragment your pc while doing this.
    Clean shower screen/curtain if you have one/if required will wash with next white load
    Friday fun and florricks... SURPRISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! a bit of catchup!
    Polish all your mirrors! Upstairs done
    Extras
    Insurance form
    Rent Tods
    Clean out car
    Sort, list & wrap presents have started
    List presents to buy have started
    Photo, weigh & list 5 items ebay
    Fill charity bag have started
    RSVP Party
    Quote
    Bank toddlers money
    Milk bottles recycling
    Put windscreen wash & oil in car
    Polish shoes
    Get money ready for week
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