Weekly Flylady Thread 5th January 2009

gunsandbanjos

Have hoovered and mopped the LR and hall, i hate wasting a bucket of water so try and use it as much as possible.
Done another load of washing and TD is on.
Need to find my little recipe book so i can make bread, it has been AWOL for some time now.

mumoffour77

Tuesday - tinklings
Level One
Clear and wipe kitchen worksurfaces
Sweep the floor!
Level Two
Mop the floor
Wipe the table and dining chairs
Muck out the fridge Done:)
Level Three
Empty the under the sink cupboard.. give it a wipe out and put back neatly the things you NEED.. get rid of or rehome the rest! DONE:)
Throw out any chipped mugs.. the porous pottery harbours bacteria.. YUK!!
S&S over all the unit fronts and appliances!
Extras

1. Wash the windows and sills
2. Clean out the microwave
3. Fill a binbag with rubbish and get rid!
4. Catch up on important phone calls... if you do it now you have time to chase the follow up calls later in the week!

Christmasshopper

kassey wrote: »

I have also sorted through my undies draws and thrown a bag full.

But...did you wash them first? :rotfl:

Christmasshopper

Justamum wrote: »

You should tell him off for not being very OS :rotfl:

He's not OS at all. He's a toyboy. :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Dustykitten

List update

Need to do:
[STRIKE]
Dalies
kitchen rescue
have shower
[/STRIKE]
finish living room
[STRIKE]do hall [/STRIKE]downstaris toilet
get DS3 script
visit Nan
ring dentist
[STRIKE]
ring swimming lessons
[/STRIKE]email football coach delegate to OH
email cricket coach delegates to OH
buy a calendar
make cottage pie having tomorrow now
check work timetable for next week

Just having lunch whilst the floor dries then off to the hospital to see how nan is and find a doctor to speak to.

gunsandbanjos

Dustykitten wrote: »

Just having lunch whilst the floor dries then off to the hospital to see how nan is and find a doctor to speak to.

Hope she is doing better Dusty.

kassey

Christmasshopper wrote: »

But...did you wash them first? :rotfl:

All clean and folded :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Christmasshopper

My jobs aren't finished. But do you know what I'm going to do next? I'm going to spend half an hour knitting. Not very Flylady, I know, but this year I'm going to have a bit of me time.

serena

Tuesday - tinklings
Level One
[strike]Clear and wipe kitchen worksurfaces[/strike]
[strike]Sweep the floor![/strike]
Level Two
[strike]Mop the floor[/strike]
[strike]Wipe the table and dining chairs[/strike]
Muck out the fridge will do Thursday when empty before weekly shop
Level Three
Empty the under the sink cupboard.. give it a wipe out and put back neatly the things you NEED.. get rid of or rehome the rest!
Throw out any chipped mugs.. the porous pottery harbours bacteria.. YUK!!
[strike]S&S over all the unit fronts and appliances![/strike]
Extras

1. [strike]Wash the windows and sills[/strike]

[strike]Clean out the microwave
[/strike][strike]Fill a binbag with rubbish and get rid! OH does every night
[/strike]

1. Catch up on important phone calls... if you do it now you have time to chase the follow up calls later in the week! none to do

I've also put away all the Christmas china, taken DD to doctors for more tests, and whisked into S'bury's for bread and milk.

Our road is like a skating rink this morning, but the main roads are all right when you reach them. OH decided to work at home today, but there is a glitch with the remote access to work, and he's having a massive sulk as he'll have to go in the afternoon. I'm hiding in the corner of the livingroom staying well out of the way until he's left! I may go and pick up his new bedside cabinet this afternoon to cheer him up.

Hope the poorly ones are feeling better soon, especially mudbath and likklegibbon.

Vanilla very happy to hear the news!!

Gryfon - I've read that the best way to organise your wardrobe is to hang all like items together eg shirts, skirts, dresses, trousers etc. Each section is then arranged according to colour. The idea is so you can see exactly what you have, and avoid buying yet another white shirt.
Another idea is to have an afternoon trying on all of the clothes you own, in different combinations. Any item that does not go with anything else is either out or you make a note of what you need to make it an outfit and buy it.Take photos of the ones that you like and stick on inside of wardrobe door for instant reference. (Try and do this with a good friend!!)
Anything that is out of season could very well be packed away - I rather fancy those vacuum pack bags that make a very neat parcel.
I would also get rid of anything that doesn't make you feel great, and anything you really know you don't have a chance of ever fitting into again!

The remaining six items should fit very nicely into the drawers!!:D

I have hardly any clothes, as I lost quite a bit of weight a couple of years ago, and so got rid of all my clothes - I haven't yet got around to replacing them all - I really did try over the holiday, but I'm not a very keen shopper. I need to take DD with me really as she's very good at making me try on stuff I wouldn't on my own, then she makes me buy it - I usually think I'll not bother, or I'll get it next time, or I don't really need it...

dusty - you posted while I was typing - good luck at the hospital, and best wishes for your nan. Be really persistent!!

rosie-marie

Sorry but what does S&S stand for? I'm sure its something obvious.