Weekly Flylady Thread 6th April 2009

LilySue

Good morning to you all...just back from my driving lesson....went on a dual carriage way for the first time, all I can say is :eek:...and why did I wait until I was forty seven to learn how to drive

Kazmeister ~ I wouldn't be happy if my OH left a ten year old at home while he went down the pub. It's something you can understand in an emergency, but not for going out and having a good time.

:bdaycake: JennyBee

Off to start swishing and swiping..

hollyh

Hi,

In my 2nd HHC i

Washed up

Magnificent Monday - master bedroom and landing
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
Extras
Binbag dance
HHI
15 minutes filing
Tuesday twinkles! - Living room, hall and stairs!
Level One
[STRIKE]Declutter [/STRIKE]and vacuum!
Level Two
[STRIKE]Wipe sofas
Wash windows
dust and deweb!.. don't forget furry skirtings!
[/STRIKE]
Level three
[STRIKE]Wash any soft furnishings that need doing
[/STRIKE]Vacuum right the way up the stairs!
[STRIKE]Sort through coats n bags n shoes etc
[/STRIKE]Extras
Sort through a cupboard or drawer of junk
Wonderful Wednesday - Kitchen and dining room
Level One
[STRIKE]Clear and wipe worksurfaces
[/STRIKE]Scrub down the frontf of units and large appliances
Level Two
Wipe and replace small appliances
Clean oven and hob
Wash windows and sills
Level Three
Wipe the table and chairs... clean cloth if necessary
Sweep and mop the floor
Degunge the fridge!
Extras
Thoroughly clean the cupboard under the sink!
Run the WM's and DW's through a clean cycle
Clean all the filters and door seals etc
Wipe the back door down.. inside.. and out!!
Thursday Scrub-a-dub ~ bathroom/loo and cruddy study!
Level One
Declutter the clutter!
throw out 100 things from the house!
Level Two
Wash/vacuum floors
Clean the baths/basins/bogs etc and the keyboard and mouse!
Wash the bath mats, shower curtains and toilet hats!
Defrag the pc
Level Three
Declutter the pc desk and give it a wipe!
Wash all the windows and doors
Empty all the bins AFTER 15 minutes filing/shredding!

Extras
Dust and deweb
Polish any fire surrounds/radiators in these rooms
Clear a shelf/cupboard wipe everything before replacing neatly
Do a five minute job you have been putting off forever.. like changing a lightbulb or moving a hotspot...

soappie

Bathed, am now drip drying

Fling things:

• 24 items from the recycling basket, 1 belt that is no longer long enough, two used tissues from under pillow. I'm getting there:
• 7 fag ends from the ashtray in the living room. 1 empty hair conditioner bottle. 1 empty deodorant stick. 11 hairs from the bath plug hole

47/100

toottifrootti

ok pigpen ..leave it with me! the tonsilitus is probably coming on because you are tired and run down so take time to look after yourself - even if its a nap and a cuppa - try to eat healthily too! nag nag nag!!!

in my HHc this time with holly I
have cleaned (again) all the work surfaces
cleaned and replaced all the small stuff
wiped all the fronts of units and big stuff
cleaned the oven and the hob

none of it is overly dirty so its getting easier!!

will go update my list i think
tootsxx

soappie ROFL at your detailed list!!!!
I have done 16/100

4 empty tea light holders
empty milk carton (kept the lid)
2 tissues
3 dead envelopes
empty loo roll holder
2 makeup remover pads
1 dead plaster
2 tea bags to recycling

juliejim

In my 2 HHCs I

Emptied and reloaded WM
Loaded TD
Paired socks
Put dishes away from drainer
Washed dishes
Cleaned front door inside
Dusted hall
Hoovered hall

hollyh

I'm going to do another HHC 11.00-11.30 who's with me?

juliejim

Go on then holly you've twisted my arm.

sexymouse

Morning everyone,

I seem to have reverted back to my student habits over the holiday of staying up late, and sleeping in late. Must get out of that habit as I'll never be able to adjust properly when I go back to work.

I was a very good flylady last night and washed and dried up all of the dinner things and wiped over the sides and hob again straight after dinner, instead of letting the washing up build up. I think I'm going to try and make it a habit to do this, as one of the pans had started to smell in the load I did yesterday.

The lasagne was quite nice, but I think I need to make a few adjustments to the recipe before I post on here, as the tomato sauce wasn't thick enough, and I think it needed a bit more seasoning - I ommitted garlic as it's mid-week and OH is at work with customers, but maybe if I add some parmesan, or stronger cheese, it'll be better.

I know I've just missed a HHC, but does anyone want to join me in one at 11?

Happy Birthday Jennybee

Hugs to greenbee and her mum.

sexymouse xx

ETA just seen your post Holly - I'll join you.

toottifrootti

and me Holly and then I will need a coffee!!!
toots xx

Sunnygirl_2

thriftykatie wrote: »

Sunnygirl - agree with you about the threading. I love it and lasts for ages. Is that London Selfridges? Seems a bargain - I get it done at House of Fraser and it costs £14. Think it's 6 then one free though - will have to do the maths...

No...it was at The Trafford Centre in Manchester. I thought it was a bargain too and I'm really pleased with them so well worth it.

Rosepink...threading is a method of hair removal...I had it done on my eyebrows. They use cotton thead twisted and somehow yank the hairs out. It does hurt but imo no more than waxing or plucking.

Not fully caught up on the thread yet so hugs for those who needs them. DH is off today so we'll see how much I get done with him around. Seems like its always a lot less for some reason.