Weekly Flylady Thread 29th December 2008

froddington

pigpen wrote: »

One husband and maybe 3 or 4 children??

Sorry - no - don't have the room :rotfl:

DeniseNZ

Pigpen - thanks, but no thanks. My family all come home today after a lovely peaceful day and evening for me yesterday, that's why I need to get my @r$e off this chair and get moving . . .

Ahh !!!!! - there goes my cell phone, bet that's one of them wanting a ride home!

vanilla

Monday Mayhem..
Level One
S&S kitchen
Level Two
S&S bathroom & loo
Clean the oven and hob now you've eaten your feast! It shouldn't take long!
Clean the fridge
Tuesday - Twinkle Time!
Sweep and mop the kitchen floor!
Level Three
Scrub the bath/shower.. and the sinks.. and the tiles!
Extras
Clean out the microwave
Friday fun! - childrens rooms
Level One
Clear the floors in the childrens room..
Level Two
Change the childrens bedding/wash curtains
Vacuum mattress (after turning & wiping any waterproof sheets) and floors
Level Three
Put any discs back in cases and books back on shelves etc
Dust.. lightshades, curtain poles, games consoles/PC's etc
Extras

1. Wipe any sticky handprints and dirty marks off walls and doors
2. Wipe down the paintwork & radiators

Getting there slowly but surely.

SummerMoon

Right, my 2 little darlings deposited in their beds, and they better bloody stay there!!!!
Nephew will be following them up in about 20 minutes.
Back killing me, and I am feezing..But I am not feeling quite to fuzzy/passyouty as I did earlier.
DP playing with his new iphone, going to have to kick him into kitchen in a bit to sort out pizza's.
Off to do some more of my lists!

skintscotslass

Sorting_Out wrote: »

sortingout – are you Scottish? I always thought ‘guddle’ was a Scottish word

Aye, and I'm in a right fankle over my guddle in this midden!
Catriona

I love the word 'burrouch' no idea about spelling but pronounced boo-rock, as in 'my hoose is like a burrouch!' (midden) :rotfl:

skintscotslass

Gryfon wrote: »

Mr G is a policeman, has been for just over two years now and I'm still trying to get used to it! Especially when his hours are changed which means it clashes with something I'm doing. I'm not impressed as next week his hours have changed from 7-5 to 8-6 which is just a right pain and on Wednesday I was hoping to leave the house at 5.10 to go to WW but now I need to either take the children with me or see if my parents can take them. They didn't even ask him, just did it! That's what peeves me more.

Two of my creuset things are just 8 years old, the other 3 things I have no idea! Apart from they fact that they're black, very heavy and very well used!

I do sympathise...I try to look after my cops. I usually end up fighting over things like that (last minute change of shifts, cancelled weekends). No flipping wonder I'm on the old prozac. Still, as long as I'm fighting, my boys and girls are getting looked after

greenbee

Spare bed made up (it's a nighmare to do, as it's against the wall, and my dad doesn't like duvets, he likes sheets and blankets... although he's getting both this time or he'll freeze!), room put back together and door shut. The only bit I missed off the list was washing the floor, but its not that dirty, so I'm not going to bother...

WHY did I wash & dry stuff that's going to need ironing? I should have left it in the laundry bin until the study was sorted out!

Suppose I should make some supper... and cook the meat that's lurking in the fridge.

I also have a whole brie... and ideas?!

Valli - I've got 132 unthanked posts if you've got nothing better to do at a guess, they're on gas & elec or green & ethical... TIA :rotfl:

DeniseNZ

Right - shower had, ipod plugged in and I'm off on my own little HHC . . .

toottifrootti

skintscotslass wrote: »

I love the word 'burrouch' no idea about spelling but pronounced boo-rock, as in 'my hoose is like a burrouch!' (midden) :rotfl:

yes 'burrouch' is a brilliant word!!!! SSL - will have to investigate the correct spelling so we can initiate the southerners!!!!:rotfl: :rotfl:
toots xx

Pink_Fairy_2

Summermoon - Blimey, that was quick. I paid for guaranteed Monday, but it was another £2.50ish for Guaranteed today which I thought was a bit extortionate. Make sure you sit down with feet up, appropriately garbed, fed and watered and enjoy a read!

Fireangel - love the name. We have a Fireangel in the study. It plugs into the light fitting. :rotfl:

I think I'm going for a wallow before Casualty.

Later - maybe x