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Weekly Flylady Thread 10th November 2008

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  • hex2
    hex2 Posts: 4,736 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Michelle - another one saying just wait till he is ready. I should ait till the summer when he can do no pants at all. DS 1 was nearly 4, so was DS2. I did try earlier but just upset the child and myself. I think you have enough on your plate without this as well. Hope I haven't offended you - I mean well!

    Tag, you seem to have inspired Mr. H. He fitted two new doors, attempted to fix the elctric window on the old car and installed my dovecote that he made for valentines day yesterday, and has knocked out the old stud wall from our bedroom today. He is currently cutting up the resulting timber to burn whilst I tidy up. I am to purchase both new bathrooms today (using the untouchable isa savings!) so we can get them in before we start building the stud walls for the new en suite and bathroom next week. Don't get me wrong, very appreciative but he is usually quite understandably exhausted at weekends. I want some of whatever they are on please!

    G n B - thanks for letting us know how your DD is. I appreciate it is very low on your priorities but lots of us hoping that you and your little one are ok. Big hugs for all of you.

    Quidco Chrimbo Bingo - teams of 4 this year. PM me if you want to set up a flylady team, I have a range of stuff to order that Ihave been holding off on. Looks a lot less interesting this year thoguh.
    'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero
  • TAG
    TAG Posts: 2,823 Forumite
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    I hope this has worked. If it has, then these are pictures of the bedroom that DD is moving out of. As you can see far too much stuff and not enough room.:rolleyes:

    Even though I tried to whittle it all down after we had decorated it only 3 months ish ago. It doesn't matter what I do it just won't all fit. And, we have her birthday and Christmas to contend with yet as well.:eek:
  • TAG
    TAG Posts: 2,823 Forumite
    Woohoo I did it I did it:j:j:j

    Flower your instructions were brilliant. Thank you:T
  • Gryfon
    Gryfon Posts: 1,304 Forumite
    That is so tidy TAG! Well compared to my lot's bedrooms :rotfl:
    Fluttering about an inch off the ground, I may fly properly one day and soar in the clouds!

    SPC2 #571 - trying to get as much as possible
  • TAG
    TAG Posts: 2,823 Forumite
    Gryfon wrote: »
    That is so tidy TAG! Well compared to my lot's bedrooms :rotfl:

    Actually the only reason you can see the floor is because DD was at Nanny's yesterday when these were taken.;)

    Plus you can't see properly the two bread boxes under her bed. One is full with dolly stuff the other jigsaws and games. Plus two other boxes under there full of dressing up stuff, bratz dolls, and bits that I have no where to put. And a great big cushion.

    And you can't see the state of the big cupboard properly either. Believe me it is not tidy.
  • soappie
    soappie Posts: 6,794 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Love the pix Tag - thankyou! Anymore?

    I've had a mostly lazy day which is a bit naughty - but hey, we're allowed them sometimes. Ended up soaking in the bath for about an hour reading a book - came out like a wrinkled prune. Then made brunch and read some more. Did get to the dump but the world and his wife seemed to be visiting at the same time. Took about 5 minutes to get in. Our dump is really peculiar and tight - you have to take some form of identification to show you live in the council area before you're let in, this all slows entry down. But, a very nice, very large dump worker got the machine out the car for me no trouble. The blanket it was on is now in the new washer!

    Now about to contemplate getting a roast dinner sorted.
    I am the leading lady in the movie of my life
  • TAG
    TAG Posts: 2,823 Forumite
    hex2 wrote: »
    Tag, you seem to have inspired Mr. H. He fitted two new doors, attempted to fix the elctric window on the old car and installed my dovecote that he made for valentines day yesterday, and has knocked out the old stud wall from our bedroom today. He is currently cutting up the resulting timber to burn whilst I tidy up. I am to purchase both new bathrooms today (using the untouchable isa savings!) so we can get them in before we start building the stud walls for the new en suite and bathroom next week. Don't get me wrong, very appreciative but he is usually quite understandably exhausted at weekends. I want some of whatever they are on please!

    Way to go Mr H. :T Really don't know what has come over Mr Tag. I can only hope it lasts. If it does .............the kitchen could do with a lick of paint;):rotfl:
  • TAG
    TAG Posts: 2,823 Forumite
    soappie wrote: »
    Love the pix Tag - thankyou! Anymore?

    I'll stick some up of DS bedroom after [STRIKE]lunch[/STRIKE], I mean tea. Gosh didn't realise the time. The one that DD will be moving into. Not much to see there though really as it was all white and didn't actually have much in it.
  • Just me then .....?

    Right, when I come back in after my HHC, I WILL have cleared the pile of [strike]useful stuff [/strike]probable junk on the sofa (if it doesn't suck me in .....)
    :wave: ME, ME. I joined in :wave:
    WM emptied
    Two boxes of 'packing stuff' now in one plastic box with a lid :jplus some binned
    and extra exercise going up and down stairs several times
  • vivw_2
    vivw_2 Posts: 2,230 Forumite
    list is slowly getting shorter:

    Kitchen/utility
    Sweep and mop floors- kitchen. Utility, hallway
    Wipe out fridge

    Living Room, Hall and Stairs
    Vacuum stairs

    Main bedroom
    Strip bedding and wash
    Vacuum the mattress
    Pick up all clothes and put away or in wash
    Deweb and dust
    Vacuum the bedroom and the landing

    Ensuite
    Clean shower
    Clean toilet
    Clean sink
    Dust and deweb
    Clean floor
    Empty and clean out all the upstairs bins
    Collect all the dirty laundry and take downstairs

    Downstairs toilet
    Downstairs toilet
    Clean toilet
    Clean sink
    Dust and deweb
    Clean floor

    Other bits
    Wash bedding
    ONE load of washing
    Dry all on the airer
    Tumble underwear/bedding and shirts
    Hang other washing on airer
    Sort out GCSE folder
    Cook tea
    Pay catalogue
    Wrap parcel
    Tidy middle room and sort presents
    We don't need to do it perfectly - good enough is exactly that GOOD ENOUGH.


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