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Weekly Flylady Thread 30th March 2009

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  • Magnificent Monday - Kitchen and dining room Done
    Level One
    [strike]Clear and wipe worksurfaces[/strike]
    [strike]Scrub down the frontf of units and large appliances[/strike]
    Level Two
    [strike]Wipe and replace small appliances[/strike]
    [strike]Clean oven and hob[/strike]
    [strike]Wash windows [/strike]
    Level Three
    [strike]Sweep and mop the floor[/strike]
    [strike]Degunge the fridge[/strike]!


    I have completed all the items on my list. Does this mean I get a star?
    I managed to get the OH to help as well. Can't wait to see the list for tomorrow.

    DC
    Mortgage: £59709.77 (26/08/17) Now £58683.93 MFD Nov 2033
    Current OP Savings £3952.68.
    Milestone no 1 reached 07 Dec 17. Working towards milestone no 2 net debt £50000.
  • serena
    serena Posts: 2,387 Forumite
    Not quite caught up. Hope I haven't missed too much...

    I shall try to keep up this week, but have loads to do before the holiday as well.

    I've done a bit of the list today, but not much, as I only did it on Friday. Bit more tomorrow, although I need to go over and see Mum, as I didn't have time at the weekend, and I don't want to leave on holiday without seeing her first.

    Okay, off to watch CSI, as too tired to do any more...
    It is never too late to become what you were always intended to be
  • Magnificent Monday - Kitchen and dining room
    Level One
    [STRIKE]Clear and wipe worksurfaces
    Scrub down the frontf of units and large appliances[/STRIKE]
    Level Two
    [STRIKE]Wipe and replace small appliances
    Clean oven and hob
    Wash windows and sills[/STRIKE]
    Level Three
    Wipe the table and chairs... clean cloth if necessary
    [STRIKE]Sweep[/STRIKE] and mop [STRIKE]the floor[/STRIKE]
    Degunge the fridge!


    Okay - half the kitchen done :T

    It has to be wine o'clock - a nice glass of red is calling
    :rotfl:
  • Penelope_Penguin
    Penelope_Penguin Posts: 17,242 Forumite
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    Magnificent Monday - Kitchen and dining room -ALL DONE :j

    Twinkly Tuesday ~ master bedroom and landing
    Level One

    Strip and wash the bedding
    clear the floordrobe
    Level Two
    Wash the windows
    Clear the landing of gibble
    Vacuum the floors.. and the mattress before remaking the bed
    Level Three
    Dust and deweb
    Wipe any grotty paintwork and furniture
    Check those smoke alarms!
    Extras
    1. Binbag dance
    2. HHI
    3. 15 minutes filing
    4. fill a binbag of old winter stuff for charity shop!!
    5. Thoroughly clean the cupboard full of tins!
    6. [strike]Run the WM's and DW's through a clean cycle [/strike]
    7. [strike]Clean all the filters and door seals etc[/strike]
    8. Wipe a shelf or 3 and staighten all the stuff on them.
    Hurrah - I did most of upstairs today already :j

    Penny, x
    :rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:
  • froddington
    froddington Posts: 6,697 Forumite
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    Evening! Didn't get in til 8pm, but I made an effort and did level one whilst dinner was heating up :D

    Magnificent Monday - Kitchen

    Level Two
    Wipe and replace small appliances
    Clean oven and hob
    Wash windows and sills

    Level Three
    Vacuum the floor
    Degunge the fridge!

    My one-a-day (or 7-a-weekend!!!) list
    - Post passport form, card and letter
    - Book hotel
    - Collect parcel from PO
    - Pay money into mortgage
    - Ebay 5 items
    - Plan for next half term
    - Car checks
    "There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers

    "I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi
  • Flylady_Flower
    Flylady_Flower Posts: 2,855 Forumite
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    wendywitch wrote: »
    At the moment I can't stop smiling :D:D:D I feel like the luckiest person in the world.
    It did really scare me though and I'm now going to try my hardest to clear my arrears asap.

    Am so chuffed for you Wendy, what an awful day it must have been yesterday - so glad it's all sorted AND that you are even better off than you thought you were... :j :j :j

    Lil_me too, sounds like you've had a result too...

    Not caught up at all on anything else, oh, apart from Soappie also having good news, great day for flyladies by the sound of it... ;)

    Not been able to log in since I've been back this afternoon - problem with internet all sorted now, but.....

    Magnificent Monday - Kitchen and dining room - DONE! :D:D:D

    So very happy that is out of the way, it was pretty easy as I had done most of it on Saturday, but just a few bits and pieces to re-do...

    DS went for his interview - thanks for the vibes Toots and anyone else who sent them as he got in!!!! :j :j :j He has a couple of taster days soon and they will write to us to tell us when they will be.

    I am so chuffed as really didn't think he would be able to go...

    Will try to catch up with you all later... Dx
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  • Natty68
    Natty68 Posts: 3,469 Forumite
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    Depends what you have your post per page number set at. I have mine at 20 posts per page so have 15 pages. Do you have 40 posts per page?

    Aaah that sounds like it g'n'b, wondered why I was seeing less posts than everyone else..:rotfl:

    Am about to declutter a pepperoni pizza for tea :j
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  • skintscotslass
    skintscotslass Posts: 2,860 Forumite
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    (((pigpen))) – I’ve missed what’s been going on with you. Hope things improve soon

    Hi Vanilla :wave:

    Greenbee – I own a copy of Shopped thank you. Joanna Blythman writes in the Sunday Herald and I try to read her on line every week. Have you read Tescopoly? I’d recommend that as well.

    Toots – yes a star for Monday please

    Wendywitch – I’m so glad it was good news for you

    lil_me – yey!!!

    Soappie – double yey!!!!

    Very productive day...kitchen all done, assignment submitted and bits and bobs taken care off. HHI while Law and Order UK is on.

    For the insomniacs, The Wire starts on BBC2 tonight at 1120. It is the best tv cop/crime show I have ever seen and the first showing on terresterial tv.
  • Magnificent Monday - Kitchen and dining room
    Level One
    Clear and wipe worksurfaces
    Scrub down the frontf of units and large appliances
    Level Two
    Wipe and replace small appliances
    Wash windows and sills
    Level Three
    Wipe the table and chairs... clean cloth if necessary
    Sweep and mop the floor
    Degunge the fridge!
    Extras
    1. Thoroughly clean the cupboard full of tins!
    2. Run the WM's and DW's through a clean cycle
    3. Clean all the filters and door seals etc
    Could only manage scrubbing the cooker and cleaning out one cupboard, but never mind. Will try better tomorrow, I promise.
    Grocery Challenge 2013: July week 1 £90/£87.41 :D
    week 2 £90.00/£118.38:eek: week 3 £90/£60.54:jweek4 £90/£79.90 week5 £45/£00
    End of mortgage april 2030
    Mortgage overpayment from june 2013 aiming for £400 a month: £451
    Emergency fund 2013 from june £70
  • greenbee
    greenbee Posts: 17,861 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Photogenic
    Didn't get in until 8.45... because I FINALLY managed to get to yoga :j :j

    Have spoken to my mother, remembered to set my out of office, voicemail and substitutes for work so I don't get disturbed on my day off, eaten supper (leftovers ;) ... now need to get something else out of the freezer for my next few meals!) and caught up on the thread.

    Reflexologist has cancelled for tomorrow morning, but still have a waxing appointment. Hopefully I'll be able to get my windows and some laundry done and run a few of my errands. I also need to make up for today's lack of walk and go for a swim...

    Anyway..

    Toots - hope you had a lovely time with your friend
    Pigpen - ((((hugs))))... I know you don't think you need them, but you do!
    wendywitch - great news about the rent arrears. Hopefully it all feels manageable now
    ZCC - glad you've got things sorted. If you're around the week after the may bank holiday and feel like doing some long walks, I may well be down in your direction as I have a week off
    mummy2mygirls - make sure you post when the baby starts making its mind up!
    lil_me - glad the purse turned up
    soappie - so pleased to hear about BB. Bet she's relieved ;)
    rosepink - sounds like you need some exercises or physio for your shoulder to keep it mobile. Can you ask your GP?
    Flower - congrats to your DS
    SSL - so much for my cunning plan to declutter a book or two!

    On the subject of sleep... if you're desparate enough you may want to try the following (not all at once :rolleyes: )

    1. Warm (not hot) bath before bed with a thimbleful of milk and 6 drops lavendar essential oil
    2. A few drops of lavendar on your pillow/sheet
    3. Bedtime tea - http://www.yogitea.com/Pages/OurTeas/MindTeas/Bedtime.html
    4. Epsom salt baths - it took me a while to get the dose right (about a third of a 1.5kg box... I just use the stuff from the garden centre as its cheaper than from the chemist - although I have now done a bulk order from SummerNaturals). You must lie and relax for 15 minutes for it to work. I recommend (this goes for the lavendar bath too) having everything ready (PJs warmed, bedroom at the right temp, lights off in the house, everything put away), and being clean when you get in, so you don't wake yourself up washing and getting ready for bed. I then read in the bath till I start dropping off.

    TAG, Pigpen and anyone else having trouble sleeping... can I suggest that when you wake up at the crack of dawn tomorrow you tell yourself that you need to go back to sleep for an hour and that you send the wideawake feeling over to me... hopefully by 6am enough will have reached me to work! I know it sounds silly... but it might actually help - stop stealing my early morning energy :p
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