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Weekly Flylady Thread 2nd March 2009
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toochoosey wrote: »mumoffour77, you are a very patient person, I don't like taking DD to tesco nevermind travelling round the country with 4 of them and on your own, I am going to take a leaf from your book and be more patient and grateful.......
Flying wise..........um...........going to go dry dishes now.................
Tee Hee, I dont like taking them:) but my saving grace is a trick that a psychologist told me about, give the kids a small list of things, check the prices (i made that one up:)) per 100g and I can assure it pays both ways, I get the cheapest things and as they have hand picked the items they will eat them, also it shows them that money is important, and that waste is throwing money down the drain/in the bin:D The kids all have a healthy interest in cooking, I could happily leave DS1 to cook a dinner and dessert, and when we are sitting down eating it, the kids work out how much the ingredients cost for that meal!! Its a win win win issue in the house and at school!!
Im not patient either.......honest!! I get peeved off if their rooms are a tip etc:p:jIm going to be frugal:j:DIm going to be frugal:D;)Im going to be frugal;)Beetlejuice Beetlejuice...................:rotfl:0 -
Well done Valli :T :T :T
So what are you going to do at the weekend if you have no flying to do?
She is going to come round and help me :rotfl:
One very bad fly lady reporting in, apart from dailies I have done nothing.
Car passed MOT :j
Still very hectic at work etc
Hugs all round
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Evening,
Thats great news about the job Sarah:j I said it yesterday but i think it requires repeating - WELL DONE PIGPEN:beer: You'll love it:D
Had a pretty shoddy day here, i'm pooped:o
Had an exam this morning which i really hope i've passed but i'm not sure! Then i had to take DD to the genetics clinic, they havent seen her for a while so wanted to catch up. I felt quite bad for the people with appointments after us as we commandeered 2 geneticists for over an hour:eek: Was only meant to be a 20 minute appt with one of them but the consultant wanted to see her and spent ages looking at her and measuring every little bit and taking photos etc. We may be getting somewhere with a general diagnosis which is good as we may get some more info on what the future might hold. Did however find out that the head of her femur has diedWhich is not good news, apparently it can repair itself but only if the socket is well formed which hers is not as she was born with a dislocated hip. So dont really know what that means? Couple of other bits and pieces cropped up in the discussion which has left me with more questions than answers so the consultant is going to go and do some research and get back to me if he finds anything.
Just a bit stressful really - sorry for waffling on:o
Then i realised i hadnt defrosted the chicken for dinner so had to go to the chippy and then rush to parents evening at the school.
Phew, time for a cuppa and some mindless rubbish on telly.The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.Bertrand Russell0 -
Did someone mention forum changes? Eeeek.
Haven't really done much more, but I did strip and then I did the bedding. Still feel rubbish, but have stopped crying at least. Thanks for all your kind messages, and thanks Phil for your PM.
If anyone else doesn't know, there is a depression support thread on MSE, take a look if you are a sufferer.
Really dreading going on a course tomorrow, but I have to it's one of the three days I'm going to get paid for this month! I'll be fine I think. It's only til 1:30 so that's ok.
Personal list:
Wash up – a bit done
Write cards/letters to friends
[STRIKE] Make up ‘stuck at home’ package for friend
Cleaned bath and loo and tiles
Rewrite recipes in book where the ink has faded
[/STRIKE]
MACAW: Clear a hotspot and keep it clear for a week (LR floor still clear after last week!) when shredding pile is done, hot spot next to my bed will be clear!
Mondays are Marvellous!! - kitchen and dining areaDONE!
Tuesday twinkles! - Living room, hall and stairs! DONE!
Wonderful Wednesday – Extras from other days
Level One
[STRIKE]Binbag dance[/STRIKE]
S&S the hob
Level Two
Sift through a plastic bag of paperwork and file or shred as appropriate
[STRIKE]Shred shredding pile[/STRIKE]
Clean front door inside and out
Level Three
Sort through a handbag
Declutter sofa
Declutter one drawer in living room
Thursday thrills - Master bedroom and landing DONE!
Level One
[STRIKE]Strip and wash bedding[/STRIKE]
Vacuum and turn mattress incapable today of doing this
Level Two
[STRIKE] Clear the floordrobe
Wash the windows no windows here[/STRIKE]
Level Three
[STRIKE] Vacuum the cleared floors!
Dust and deweb.. don't forget the bed frame and light fitting
Wipe the paintwork[/STRIKE]
Extras- Binbag dance
- fill a box with gibble and put it all in its proper home
- send 5 things to charity shop
"Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they can do when they stick together."
Sealed pot challenge no.576 Loose change pays your debt challenge #2 no.1 Wannabe flylady
Weight lost since 9 June 2009: [STRIKE]5.5[/STRIKE] 6 lbs0 -
gunsandbanjos wrote: »Evening,
Thats great news about the job Sarah:j I said it yesterday but i think it requires repeating - WELL DONE PIGPEN:beer: You'll love it:D
Had a pretty shoddy day here, i'm pooped:o
Had an exam this morning which i really hope i've passed but i'm not sure! Then i had to take DD to the genetics clinic, they havent seen her for a while so wanted to catch up. I felt quite bad for the people with appointments after us as we commandeered 2 geneticists for over an hour:eek: Was only meant to be a 20 minute appt with one of them but the consultant wanted to see her and spent ages looking at her and measuring every little bit and taking photos etc. We may be getting somewhere with a general diagnosis which is good as we may get some more info on what the future might hold. Did however find out that the head of her femur has diedWhich is not good news, apparently it can repair itself but only if the socket is well formed which hers is not as she was born with a dislocated hip. So dont really know what that means? Couple of other bits and pieces cropped up in the discussion which has left me with more questions than answers so the consultant is going to go and do some research and get back to me if he finds anything.
Just a bit stressful really - sorry for waffling on:o
Then i realised i hadnt defrosted the chicken for dinner so had to go to the chippy and then rush to parents evening at the school.
Phew, time for a cuppa and some mindless rubbish on telly.
YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!:A , I cant think of anything else to say!!!!!!:jIm going to be frugal:j:DIm going to be frugal:D;)Im going to be frugal;)Beetlejuice Beetlejuice...................:rotfl:0 -
Aww GnB hugs for your littley...
and mumoffour77 that's exactly the sort of thing we tell parents to do with their kids ... cos then they see that maths matters... go you!
kaz - hope things get sorted...
rosepink (((hugs)))
and I ache all over :rotfl:
***toddles off to empty shredder as it's the recycle collection tomorrow***Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily DickinsonJanice 1964-2016
Thank you Honey Bear0 -
God bless your DDPlease do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0
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AAARRRRRGGGGG... just lost a post!!! I hate that!
Ok, let's see if I can remember.....
Valli WTG!! you've done amazingly well today. :T :T :T :T :T
Kaz sorry for you troubles (((hugs))) And positive vibes for your OH's interview..... that's very poor that he's being vilified like this.
MOF77 how lovely, (tiring though I bet!) It's so fantastic when you get docs on your side. Good luck with the statementing.
Dusty DD2's birthday is tomorrow, I've re-ordered her present on express delivery, so it'll come by lunchtime. When the other one shows up I'll just have to send it back. :rolleyes:
Soappie WTG on the proposal. It's such a bind having to concentrate on something you don't want to do! :T :T
Well, I thought I was on for a star then, cos I worked so hard on the kitchen, but I realised that I'd done all the kitchen stuff, but none of the dining room stuff :rolleyes: ahh well!MMSSB Club Founder Member
'Mean Mummies that set and stick to boundaries'0 -
Jamtart -odd socks are very trendy, lots of young people wear them odd deliberately.
Mumoffour and GnB, big hugs to you and your families. Glad you have good medical help, sounds like your doctors are good.
Kazm hugs to you too.
Well done Soappie on all your work on your proposal, sounds hard"Snowflakes are one of nature's most fragile things, but just look what they can do when they stick together."
Sealed pot challenge no.576 Loose change pays your debt challenge #2 no.1 Wannabe flylady
Weight lost since 9 June 2009: [STRIKE]5.5[/STRIKE] 6 lbs0 -
Lol.. I love you lot..
I FINALLY blagged myself a place at uni.
biomedical Science FULLY FUNDED!!
which means 3 years with £6000 bursary, 1 year training placement with £16,000 payment (this years so in 3 years time will be more) and all my tuition fees paid!!
I start 28th September and I CANNOT WAIT!!!
On to the next challenge.. I am going to learn to drive next!!
Oh..and I wasn't celebrating I have been at college and the list is now up!!!!
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