Weekly Flylady Thread 10th November 2008

Dustykitten

Taxi serviced finished for the day - OH taken over now to take DS1 to his final ref training and exam.

List for tomorrow:

Family Room - damp dusting
Mop floors kitchen/hall
polish granite
clean kitchen sink
wipe AGA
Change our bed
sewing - sock labels and cuff/whistle
visit town and library
help in school pm
football training - both runs
pick up DS2 from table tennis
phone coal merchant

Beccah_3

toochoosey wrote: »

ooohh, where from, please?

They were all from my new favourite shop...Primark

Justamum

Mudbath wrote: »

Sorry....my manners have got lost with my brain. A massive welcome to everyone new on the thread! I'm the ditsy one at the moment - mind you, I must clean better being ditsy as i've not had anything thrown at me recently by Pigpen!!! xx

She's not even been throwing dog biscuits at anyone either!

Mudbath

Pink fairy - when can I book in...i'm only coming if there's no children, no dogs that puke and no puppies that have decided that they don't want ANY sleep at all!!!

Since I last posted: the pukey dog puked on the laminate floor, I didn't see it and slipped in it and pooped my back again, the spotty potty puppy has been unsettled all day despite having half an hours walk this morning and half an hour playing with two other puppies in the park...she's also got a small cut on her leg; my children haven't heard me tell them to get ready for bed or tidy their room despite me saying it three hundred times. Every time they come and ask me for something I calmly say 'are you ready for bed' despite them being in their school uniforms still. I will not shout, I will not shout, I will not shout!.............AGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

I'm also getting so much conflicting advice about when to get spotty potty puppy spayed I don't know whether i'm coming or going. The vet says next week (6 months), the welfare society say a year, the dog trainer says 9 months......I don't know what to do!!!!! Think i'll go google it.

Right, i'm going to count to 134983 and then go upstairs and [STRIKE]kill[/STRIKE] reason nicely with my children! xx

Mudbath

Justamum wrote: »

She's not even been throwing dog biscuits at anyone either!

It's normally heavy objects in my direction so i'm lying low!!! :rotfl:

Justamum

boddy wrote: »

Just about to do a HHI. Then time for a cuppa.

A book I ordered arrived and Ive been sitting reading that, Its by Vera Brittain about her experinces during the First World War and what happened afterwards.

Is that Testament of Youth?

Dustykitten

Justamum wrote: »

Is that Testament of Youth?

That was one of my English Texts - think I 'll reread it

toochoosey

Beccah wrote: »

They were all from my new favourite shop...Primark

do you think they'll have them in Cardiff?

Justamum

Gryfon wrote: »

Why do I always feel completely hopeless when I see what some of you have achieved :rotfl:

I've achieved nowt today :rotfl:

I watched the three old soldiers at the Cenotaph today and was very moved by the whole thing. Then it showed a close-up of one of them and the young soldier put his hand on his shoulder. That little gesture said such a heck of a lot and it completely finished me off!:o

Mudbath

Justamum wrote: »

I've achieved nowt today :rotfl:

I watched the three old soldiers at the Cenotaph today and was very moved by the whole thing. Then it showed a close-up of one of them and the young soldier put his hand on his shoulder. That little gesture said such a heck of a lot and it completely finished me off!:o

I watched it with my mum and dad and was in tears too. My daughter's teacher allowed them to watch it in school. She explained what the silence was about and asked anyone who wanted to observe it to stay in the classroom. Every child stayed and she said that you could have heard a pin drop. My daughter then came home and told me all about it and how important it is that we all remember. I was very proud of her (despite her driving me mad right now!!!) xx