Weekly Flylady Thread 12th January 2009

toottifrootti

liberty9515 thats great that its finished (well almost) and you can get cleaning it tomorrow and putting it back the way you want it - take your time - hope you enjoy it.
toots xx

nicki_2

Valli wrote: »

loki13 wrote: »

Next weekend we will be halfway through the academic year (not that I'm counting )

:D:D:D:D:D:D
That HAS cheered me up.

I got one even better - I only have 21 days left working in school on placement until I finish my course :rotfl::rotfl: I only work Tue/Wed/Thur :rotfl::rotfl:

toochoosey

i'm off to chill out on the sofa, not in the mood for much else, OH has done a lot of washing and drying, I packed DD's bag for staying at my mums and that is it!!!!!!!!!!!!


g'night all..........

ThereCanBeOnlyOne_2

OddjobKIA wrote: »

Hello everybody.....

therecanonlybeone....come on it's time to spill the beans..

is INDIGOSTAR that sauve sophisticated sveltte lady, that walks around with an air of confidence that she proffeses too...........OR............

I don't think she's been trying to give the impression that she's any of those things, or even thinking about that! She's just my mum! She's kind and funny, very messy, a great cook, and cuddly.

loki13

Tee hee nicki and Valli, I am also counting down the weeks until year 11 finish their exams in June - I teach year 11 for 9 of my 24 lessons a week.

HomeSpun

soappie wrote: »

Actually, I've just signed back on to ask this question of those who have a breadmaker...

Am I the only one daft enough, when I take the freshly baked load out, to leave the lid of the machine open so the residual heat helps warm the surroundings?

Bonkers mad I really must be!:rotfl:

Yes, I do And I deliberately set my washer dryer to come on overnight, even if I could have air-dried the clothing during the day, so that my kitchen is toasty in the mornings - in my defence I'm on Economy 7 so it's 75% cheaper overnight (although considerably more expensive than air drying :rotfl:), the washing pile gets smaller quicker, I have no heaters on upstairs, ever, and I only do it during really cold snaps

nicki_2

Right, ebay items as sorted as I can do. Awaiting on people getting back to me. I have a wonderful job tomorrow - I need to list DD's Harry Potter swaps...it may take some time as I think there's around 150 of them :eek: Need to tidy up, wash some dishes and then off to bed, hopefully by 11pm :wave:

froddington

milliejo and EH - welcome (to the madhouse!!)

sammiell - ouch! You take care! Glad you had good hols though

Well I have just done the rest of my filing so last week's list is all done

Just posting tomorrow's list so I can find it when I get home from work and Rainbows.

Monday - living room/hall/stairs

Level One
Declutter the living room, hallway and stairs

Level Two
Vacuum the cleared floors and up the stairs..
Sort through the drawer or cupboard that you stuff junk in!

Level Three
[STRIKE]Check smoke alarms.. change any batteries that need doing[/STRIKE] DONE
Dust the flat surfaces

Extras

1. Make an appointment for some ME-time..
2. Wash the windows in these rooms
3. wipe all the stairs edges/spindles/handrails etc up the stairs

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

- sort cross stitch stuff
- post birthday card
- collect Avon from mum
- contact Union
- take stamps and bags to charity shop
- write Annual Review
- car checks

[Deleted User]

:EasterBun :EasterBun
I couldn't find the christmas trees!!!! But these kinda represent my day and I hoped they'd stand out enough for pigpen et al to notice I'm here!! First date today...and he took me to a chocolatiers for coffee...gained lots of brownie points in doing so!

As declared when I nipped in last week to pick your brains would love to join in this week. Am cheating a little as blitzed my flat last week to impress estate agents...but its amazing how many places I found to cram stuff out of sight... so my extra challenge this week is to tackle one of those random corners, and to demolish the huge stack of photos I have. DD is seven now and there are still (cringe) lots of excess baby pics to sort out!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyone got any lovely ideas for all those pics that don't make it into the albums?

Dustykitten

loki13 wrote: »

Oh my, dustykitten, how do you stay awake? I have been known to mirror someone else on the other side of the room and see how long it takes them to notice.

If it is a big exam I walk about alot and do little surveys like - how many kids have trainers on/how many are left handed/do they have official or knock off sweatshirts on:rotfl:

Small exams where I am on my own I create mental to-do-lists/meal plans/garden plans/reread the rule book - handy last year when a call came over the radio that somebody had puked all over their exam paper and knew which page and paragraph the response was on :rotfl: