Weekly Flylady Thread 15th December 2008

pigpen

Triker wrote: »

Shurrup you, I'm a bit emotional you know *wipes snotty nose on sleeve*

Yup

Which one?

the furry one.. not the one that has been chucking

Valli

toottifrootti wrote: »

easy seen Valli is back - multiple quote posts that would sink a ship!!!!!
Hi honey - are you home????!!!!!!
toots xx

Sure am - and don't forget I got reined in...

Davgirl1

Hi everyone.
Can't believe its Wednesday evening already. I've just finished catching up with the thread so hugs to everyone - too much has happened since Sunday to mention everyone individually.
I've managed to level 3 on the last 3 days as well as taking the car to be serviced, getting my hair cut and coloured and doing a massive food shop.
Just going to crack a bottle of wine open if anyone wants a glass.

toochoosey

is anyone watching the royal variety thing? pink fairy? welsh comedian, very funny!!!

boddy

Soappie Had a feeling the bike must have been stolen the way it was parked on your drive. It does sound like its been stolen again or they have come back for it.

Is it you that uses Firefox.Soappie?

froddington

Hi everyone! I have been flying tonight All FC presents for class bought (just as well as he's coming tomorrow!!!), play parcel posted, all kitchen cupboard doors have been wiped as have small appliances, and cooker and hob are clean Oh, and I have washed the bathmats - so Monday's list is done!!!! Spose I should look at today's list at some point :rolleyes:

Tuesday - no laughing.. KITCHEN!!

Level Three
Remove the sooty webs and dusty corners!
Sweep and mop the sooty sticky fluffy covered in fireman boot print floor!

Extras

1. Clean filters and drawers and door seals
2. HHI

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

- collect parcel from PO
- car checks
- dye hair
- contact Union

kazmeister

Hi

just a quick post and apologies if this has been posted elsewhere. I was told about this today and just found this report from the evening standard for 16 Dec

"A MAJOR online security alert has been issued for users of Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browser.
Experts say a flaw in the software - used by almost 80 per cent of internet population - enables hackers to take control of people's computers and steal their passwords.
Microsoft today admitted that more than two million computers worldwide have already been infected because of the flaw. Today computer security firms advised users to switch to a rival browser until the bug is fixed.
The main rivals, which can all be downloaded free, are Firefox, on www.mozilla.com, Chrome on www.google.com and Safari on www.apple.com.
Microsoft said it was investigating the problem and preparing an emergency software patch to resolve it. "We fully expect the variety of malware being dropped by this exploit to broaden as the exploit code starts to circulate around the Internet underground," the company said in a statement posted online. But Graham Cluley of IT security firm Sophos, said: "It could be early January before Microsoft fixes this problem."
As many as 10,000 websites have already been compromised to take advantage of the security flow, said antivirus software maker Trend Micro.
Most are Chinese and serve up programs that steal passwords for computer games, which can be sold on.
However, the flaw could be "adopted by more financially motivated criminals", Paul Ferguson of Trend Micro said."

bountiful

I'm here - just! coughing and aching - off sick from work and no flying done! (good excuse!) I think I've broken my hoover; it wasn't sucking very well so I twiddled the max-min switch a few times...........and it stopped altogether.:eek:

- catch up time - sometime.....kitchen, bathroom, lounge..........

jjef

lil_me, pigpen & joanne

We have another completed card on quidco, who needs to buy what from where to see if we are able to get another completed

soappie

boddy wrote: »

Is it you that uses Firefox.Soappie?

Yes, I use (as do others) Firefox