Weekly Flylady Thread 16th March 2009

froddington

Evening everyone Got home in sunshine again today so rest of windows done! Also did a binbag dance around the house before I fell asleep on the sofa :rolleyes:

Mondays are Marvellous!! - kitchen and dining area

Level One
Vacuum the floor

Twinkly Tuesday - Living room, hall and stairs

Level One
Declutter ALL the floors!! Hall and stairs are clear!!

Level Two
Vacuum all the floors.. stairs too!
Vacuum under furniture you can safely move!
Vacuum sofa

Level Three
Wipe down ALL the paintwork!

Extras
HHI

Wiggly Wednesday- Master bedroom and landing!

Level One
Strip and wash the bedding

Level Two
Air the duvet.. if nice hang it out on the line for a blow!
[strike]clear the floors [/strike]and vacuum them!

Thursday Thrills - Bathroom and Study..

Level Two
Dejunk the desk and wipe off the gunge
mop floor
Scrub the bath, sink, toilet, and tiles etc

Level Three
Empty out a cupboard clean it out and put back only the bits you need to keep

Friday is Funky! - childrens rooms! ~ spare rooms or just attack a neglected room!!

Level Two
declutter the floor.. inc under the beds and units
vacuum floors
dust and deweb the whole room
wipe away sticky marks

Level Three
Straighten up a chest of drawers or wardrobe

My one-a-day (or 7-a-weekend!!) list
- Passport form
- Avon order
- HHC in middle bedroom
- Cross stitch two cards
- Phone BG
- Contact Union
- Car checks

philb120

Valli wrote: »

He means me :rotfl: Love it...and we are his virtual truss (I love Fridays)

Got any mates Phil?;)

Aren't I enough Valli :happyhear ? :rolleyes:

Sorry mainly roughty , toughty types- builders/ electricians/ truck drivers but nearly all of them are [strike]chained [/strike]married Lost touch with alot of mates from school when I moved to Devon and these are ones I play skittles with. Will keep an eye out for any peg obssessed men

froddington

Dusty - huge hugs and prayers for you and your family. Even though it's probably for the best, these things are never easy. You are in my thoughts x

rosepink1984

I've discovered that it's not a good idea to eat cereal while watching QI! Name a poisonous snake: Piers Morgan! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

emily_jackson

Valli wrote: »

Tag? Mummyof5?

Emily needs our help here

Thanks Valli. I forgot i'd posted that question last year! I must confess to having a bit of a matching peg obsession Do you run a matching peg therapy group?

emily_jackson

Welcome Sunnygirl & Charliee :hello:

egon

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

having trouble with your nomenclature? organic or inorganic??

Having trouble to recall what I was studying at the beginning of the course.... about 3 month ago...:rolleyes::rolleyes:.:o :rolleyes::rolleyes: TMA is due in 2 weeks, and I am still catching up......

Valli

Emily - We are assimilating them flyladies subtly. Triker's proving mighty tricky though.MANTRA - MATCH YOUR PEGS MATCH YOUR PEGS unmatched pegs are the work of the devil
TRY HIGHLIGHTING THE GAPS
Phil - I NEED an electrician. Well my house does - it needs a rewire - but my ideal life partner (were I looking) would need to be brainy so you're in with a chance if Mrs Phil runs off with the milkman :rotfl:

soappie

RE the peg thing.

SOME people have questioned why there is the need for wooden pegs. Both Dusty and I (at least) subscribe to the wooden peg philosophy. There are three main reasons, I think:

1) Because they are made from a natural material as opposed to a man made plastic
2) If the peg pings apart whilst you're hanging something up, you don't need to scurry around the garden finding the two halves - you know they'll naturally biodegrade eventually.
3) They are all the same colour

I personally have never found they leave marks on clothing. I have a little wicker basket which I keep my pegs in and they live there, together, in harmony with one another. Not a bug or an insect in sight!

Valli

wooden pegs are prematched then - I am happy to accept wooden pegs of course...so they're in our gang too:T:T:T:T:T:T