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Weekly Flylady Thread 2nd February 2009
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Hi all
I've been a very naughty gibbon today and so far, apart from scarfing breakfast and lunch I've done a fat lot of nothing - I've felt so run down and run off my feet since Mon, that I've listened to my stressed-out body today and given it a rest.
Just trying to motivate myself into dragging the books out, so quick :coffee: all round and then a HHS from 4.30-5.
I'm seriously impressed with how much flying you all seem to be doing :T
Hope everyone is well, safe and unscathed after the awful weather
Kettles on so - glug glug ahhhhhhh
(One small consolation to working in a seriously snow-disrupted airport was I was too busy to go out and buy naughties so lost another 1lb this week)
I'd rather be watching CSI!0 -
Good for you likklegibbon, you sounded like you needed a break earlier this week.
I am slowly working my way through the shredding pile. Wish we had an industrial shredder, going to take me longer to shred than it did to sort. Very boring, may delegate shortly.'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero0 -
hoover and dust down stairs
tidy up kitchen
tidy up in bathroom
hoover and dust upstairs
tidy bed room
[strike]sort out linen closet[/strike]
a good start!!!!
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dw to list on a roll nowGo hopefully into each new day, enjoy something from every day no matter how small, you never know when it will be your last0 -
Hi, crawling in here and saying sorry that I couldn't keep up with the thread this week....I just got bamboozled by it's busy-ness:o
Anyway, I have done some flying, here's my list, I shall be on catch up tonight after taking the boys to tae-kwondo so I'll come back and ammend it then.
Monday - Living room, hall and stairs!
Level One
[strike]Clear and wipe surfaces[/strike]
Polish all the glass things
Level Two
[strike]declutter and vacuum/mop the floors[/strike]!
Wash windows
[strike]Vacuum under furniture you can move..
[/strike]Level Three
Wash any soft furnishings that are in need
[strike]Sort through coats and bags and shoes etc[/strike]
De-web and de-fluff the room
Extras- wipe and water any plants
- 29 fling boogie!
- [strike]Fill a binbag of swag for charity shop[/strike]
- Wipe all the paintwork in the living room!
[strike][strike]Empty and washroom[/strike][/strike]Level One
[strike][strike]Clear and wipe work surfaces out bins[/strike]
Level Two
[strike]Clear out the fridge and make note of what needs using sharpish
Sweep and mop floors[/strike]
[strike]Clear and wipe table.. add a clean cloth if necessary![/strike]
Level Three
Wash windows
[strike]HHI[/strike]
[strike]Wipe and replace all the small appliances[/strike]
Extras- Wipe all the cupboard fronts, kickboards and large appliance
- S&S the oven and hob
- S&S the window sills
- Binbag dance!
Level One
Strip bedding.. and wash
vacuum off the dustmites and turn the mattress!
Level Two
Clear the floors of gibble!! and vacuum them
Wash windows
Wash curtains/beanbags/bears .. whatever needs doing
Level Three
Tidy up all the books and games on the shelves
Find 5 things EACH to go live elsewhere.. they have to be your own!!
[strike]Take ALL the dirty laundry downstairs and put it is the laundry mountain![/strike]
Extras- [strike]Binbag dance![/strike]
- [strike]Sort through the school uniform pile.. what is outgrown? What is unwearable? [/strike]
- Wipe the paintwork.. doors, desks, skirting,
- IF you can.. move the bed and vacuum underneath!
Level One
[strike]Strip bedding and wash it
[/strike]Turn and vacuum mattress and redress!
Level Two
Wash the window
[strike]Floor clearance!! Find the carpet.. or at least some![/strike]
[strike]Find the floor on the landing!
[/strike]Level Three
Vacuum floors
Wipe the bed frame of dust and deweb the room
[strike]fill a binbag of rubbish[/strike]
Extras- [strike]S&S kitchen[/strike]
- [strike]HHI [/strike]
- [strike]Tidy a chest of drawers.. tuck in all those bits hanging out[/strike]
- [strike]straighten up the airing cupboard[/strike]
Level One
[strike[strike]]Clear the bathroom and cruddy study floor!![/strike]
[/STRIKE[strike]]Empty bins and wash them out
[/strike]Level Two
Wash shower cuartins, bath mats rugs etc that are smelly
[strike]Recycle all the empties!
[/strike][strike]Defrag the PC/virus scan/spyware scan which you scrub down the tiles!
[/strike]Level Three
[strike]Polish mirrors and other glass[/strike]
[strike]Wipe out any cupboards and check what needs restocking[/strike]
[strike]Clean the loos (inc outside), bath, basins (inc pedestal), shower trays etc
[/strike]Extras- [strike]Wipe the radiators [/strike]
- [strike]Wipe the paintwork, esp. round the loo![/strike]
- Clean out any smelly pets!
- [strike]When the children get in wash any coats that are in need.. it's been a week for mud![/strike]
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I really need to go out into the cold and go to the bank...the pet insurance cheque has arrived and I'd like to pay it in. Then i've got to take dad for his appointment - he's having his heart checked as it's 16 years since his bypass and they last, on average, 10 years. Please could I ask for some 'healthy heart for Mudder's Dad' vibes. Thank you xx
~~~~~~~~healthy heart for mudder's dad vibes on their way...~~~~~~~~~ :ALBM April 2013 - £29,000.00Vanquis CC's PAID - Debenhams SC PAID - A+L OD PAID - Asda CC £783.75Barclaycard CC £1400.78 - BoS CC PAID - Freemans Cat PAIDF/D Loan & CC £1458.96 - Santander Loan PAID - Mum Loan PAIDRBS OD PAID - F/D OD £1026.52Weekly Grocery Challenge - £95.00 budget / spend £-0 -
Healthy heart vibes for Mudbath's Dad :grouphug:
Off to study............I'd rather be watching CSI!0 -
Got fed up with the snow so made a batch of hobnobs instead. Then the snow went off so I cleared the path at the side of the house (again). I only have a short driveway from the garage (about a car length) but there was 4/5 inches of snow in it plus across the pavement and the ridge left by the plough from earlier in the week :eek: My back and wrists were getting sore so driveway can wait till tomorrow. Anyway watching the cars going up and down my road I'm not sure I want to take the car out even if I do clear the drive.
Healthy heart vibes for mudder's dad.0 -
SarahShattered wrote: »I'd keep them, but discuss it with him. I think that it's all very well and good to be frugal, and practical, however, it's always a bit easier to be frugal, and practical, if our environment is comfortable. So, you'll recoup a bit on the energy costs, cos you'll be cosier, and you'll feel better cos you'll enjoy looking at them. In the grand scheme of things, is that £20 going to make a difference between being debt free and not being debt free?
My OH would never buy anything or change anything if it was down to him... fortunately, it's not!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Good luck with whatever you decide. But my vote, for what it's worth, is to keep them.
That sums up exactly what I was going to say...don't do it behind his back though, because that is one thing he will notice up I think...
ETA: See you've already answered it yourself - If hem not long enough, I would definitly get your sister to hem something to the bottom - you can take it off if need be when you move...Good luck with the chocolate eating... but cut down gradually - you can get seriously depressed when you stop chocolate cold turkey if you eat quite a bit usually, even with nice curtains...:rolleyes:
LBM April 2013 - £29,000.00Vanquis CC's PAID - Debenhams SC PAID - A+L OD PAID - Asda CC £783.75Barclaycard CC £1400.78 - BoS CC PAID - Freemans Cat PAIDF/D Loan & CC £1458.96 - Santander Loan PAID - Mum Loan PAIDRBS OD PAID - F/D OD £1026.52Weekly Grocery Challenge - £95.00 budget / spend £-0 -
slowly catching up and noticed I said I needed to hoover upstairs, don't know why I said it, I actually needED to do downstairs and it is done now, as well as the furniture and sofa cushions turned!!!
Dinner is about done so will carry on catching up when it has been scoffed(and mother has been to visit!!)0 -
list update
Today
[STRIKE]
bathroom
[/STRIKE]clean and declutter my desk
kids bank accounts
[STRIKE]
Wednesday - Beast Pits and Spare Ooms!
Level One
Strip bedding.. and wash
vacuum off the dustmites and turn the mattress!
Level Two
Clear the floors of gibble!! and vacuum them
Wash windows
Wash throws
Extras
- Wipe the paintwork.. doors, desks, skirting,
- IF you can.. move the bed and vacuum underneath!
Thursday - Master Mess-room.. & landing
Level One
Strip bedding and wash it
Turn and vacuum mattress and redress!
Level Two
Wash the window
Find the floor on the landing!
Level Three
Vacuum floors
Friday -fun and frolics..
[STRIKE]
Level One
Clear the bathroom and cruddy study floor!!
Empty bins and wash them out
Level Two
Wash bath mats rugs etc that are smelly
Recycle all the empties!
Defrag the PC/[strike]virus scan/spyware scan [/strike][strike]which you scrub down the tiles![/strike]Level Three
[strike]
Polish mirrors and other glass
Clean the loos (inc outside), bath, basins (inc pedestal), shower trays etc
[/strike]Extras
- [strike]
- Clean out any smelly pets![/strike]
bedrooms -
hoover DS1 and 3 rooms
change DS1 and 3 beds
baskets in family room
prepare ebay listings for later in the week
DS2 bowling (sat afternoon)
:snow_grin Toots I've done 2 more days:snow_grinThe birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0
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