Weekly Flylady Thread 6th July 2009

rosepink1984

I've washed up, kitchen looks much better now. I'm still working through the millions of roasting trays from the roast we had at the weekend but it's going down

SSL nice to hear you are joining in the step thing, we are going to have some very slim and fit flyladies before long!

Oooh, Tia, how exciting, baby will be here in 4 weeks! You must take it easy, I really hope your blood pressure behaves

Boddy hope your DD’s leg is better soon, its dragging on isn’t it, the poor thing

Well done Beki with your flying today

Bevan I’m so glad to hear that DH is fine, what a relief for you both

Hugs Triker

I'm doing well with my steps today, got nearly 7, 000 so am really pleased

Triker

Whilst I remember too (fuzzled head) can I say a
Huge Thank you to Valli, who found that arrow bit that takes you to first unread post.

Thanks Valli hun, my finger is eternally grateful ;):D, wish I'd have found that years ago.:rolleyes:

tootifruities

awards updated to post 684

Triker

Rosepink, wow re the steps :T:T:T, just think how far you have come in such a short space of time.......absolutely brilliant and really inspiring, although me and exercise are vague colleagues rather than best friends.:D

rach

Hello all - sorry to have been MIA this week - with the new job and dh not studying, combined with not having the laptop sitting around I've not managed to get on!

Unfortunately haven't managed any flying really either and we're away this weekend. Hopefully will get a quick once over friday morning before we go and that will have to do for this week. I'm only justfinished my dinner tonight as i had girls' brigade straight after work.

BUT, the new job is fab, I feel like my brain has woken from a long slumber and I'm getting stuck into projects. I think it is a good move for me both professionally and personally.

I don't think I'm going to manage to catch up this week but I'll skim the last couple of pages and see what I can glean!

mummyyof5

OOhh,Tia,how exciting,my grand daughter is due in 10 days,my DD is so nervous,keep telling her its not that bad or she wouldnt be the eldest of 5,lol.

I still cant find that last read button:mad::mad:

pigpen

mummyyof5 wrote: »

OOhh,Tia,how exciting,my grand daughter is due in 10 days,my DD is so nervous,keep telling her its not that bad or she wouldnt be the eldest of 5,lol.

I still cant find that last read button:mad::mad:

and I wouldn't have quite as many as I do either!! I am a right baby!!

THOUGH.. it is bad enough that women have to do it because men couldn't cope!

Valli

soappie wrote: »

Soappie has two tips of the day:

Tip No. 1. Make sure that when you're standing on a chair spraying the bathroom ceiling with mildew stuff you make sure your mouth is closed and you're wearing goggles. And remember, the residue falls like rain and will catch you a few seconds later.

Tip No. 2. When you're watering the garden because even though we had rain yesterday the tomato plants look v thirsty, you stand DOWN WIND of the gentle hose spray - not up wind.

From a rather damp and slightly bleached Soappie....

Noted!;)

methekidsandthecat wrote: »

How can someone possibly not see a huge basket of wet washing in the kitchen - only a little room mind! DD has stepped over and around the blessed basket all day and was asked on the phone to hang the washing out at lunch time - her response when I saw when I got home 'I did not see it there' - :mad: HOW........ I am at a loss for words - well nearly - had enough words to get her to hang it out but not sure it will dry as the clouds look like rain...... bar humbug - didn't want to use the dryer - it is the summer after all......

OHs suffer from similar problems in my experience...

Triker wrote: »

Whilst I remember too (fuzzled head) can I say a
Huge Thank you to Valli, who found that arrow bit that takes you to first unread post.

Thanks Valli hun, my finger is eternally grateful ;):D, wish I'd have found that years ago.:rolleyes:

many thanks!

***bows low***

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:at Swinstie's stairs - I WOULD NEVER EVER GO UPSTAIRS IN THAT HOUSE....

and you all love them:o:o I can't walk across glass floors either...

off to find a listy
Five things....

***racks brain***

1 - learn to write a macro (well re learn/revise really)
2 - hair appointment (pre interview)
3 - clear out old make up which I know I have had for too long...ahem *cof*
[STRIKE]4 - update fluffing bank account and send money to friend for theatre tickets[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]5 - Post letter about parking fine (s'on the forum if you're interested...)[/STRIKE]and - [STRIKE]sort out paperwork for interview[/STRIKE]

so that's two hearts...

soappie

rach wrote: »

BUT, the new job is fab, I feel like my brain has woken from a long slumber and I'm getting stuck into projects. I think it is a good move for me both professionally and personally.

I don't think I'm going to manage to catch up this week but I'll skim the last couple of pages and see what I can glean!

That's so good to hear Rach - flying can go hang for a bit (or be delegated ) while you settle in. I know how tiring it is the first couple of weeks in a new place.

mummyyof5

[STRIKE]Sew up baby cardigan and shoes:j:j
[/STRIKE]
Sew buttons on the above.

[STRIKE]Put LOs old clothes in attic[/STRIKE]:j:j

Sort through DS2s trousers and uniform

[STRIKE]Throw away 5 things from the shed at the top of the garden,This will take some doing as I cant get in there.
[/STRIKE]:j:j

3 done now,mind I did get DS1 to go in the attic for me:p