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Weekly Flylady Thread 6th July 2009

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  • rosepink1984
    rosepink1984 Posts: 2,753 Forumite
    Scrub that, not doing the accounts, I don't really know what I'm doing and I need to talk to DH and my support worker tomorrow
    "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 lbs
  • xx_Jo_xx
    xx_Jo_xx Posts: 2,858 Forumite
    Uniform Washer
    Magnificent Monday ~Crabby kitchen!
    Level One
    Level Two
    Sweep and mop the floor
    Level Three
    Sort and wipe a cupboard.. throw away all those germ harbouring chipped plates and mugs!
    Defrost Freezer

    Extras
    1. Wash any filters that need it.. don't forget the extractor hood!
    2. Wash the windows if they need it
    Tuesday ~ Living Room/s, Hall, Stairs
    Level one
    Level Two
    Wipe sofas
    Vacuum floors... or mop them.. whatever..
    Level three
    Vacuum under furniture you are able to move without injuring yourself
    Extras

    1. Dust and deweb
    2. Wash any windows that are in need
    3. Binbag dance
    Wiggly Wednesday ~ Bathroom, Loo, Study
    Level One
    Mop/vacuum
    Level Two
    Scrub the bath, shower, basins, toilets, cisterns
    Scrub down the tiles, defrag the computer while you do this
    Declutter and dust the Spare Room
    Level Three
    Wipe the paintwork and radiators in these rooms
    Change spare room bedding
    [STRIKE]Take any laundry to the wash baskets,[/STRIKE] inc. shower curtains bath mats loo hats etc

    Extras
    1. Wash windows if needed
    2. Wipe any shelves/cupboards
    3. Dust and deweb
    4. Polish any glass/mirrors

    New Weekly Challenge...

    · Clean out ALL of TOP drawer, make up and toiletries....threw 2 things in the bin this morning..... :o havent really started this one.... :rolleyes:
    · 10 mins FILING each day! [STRIKE]M[/STRIKE] / [STRIKE]T[/STRIKE] / W / T / F
    · Clean out cupboard under the stairs....still in progress...
    · DO ALL IRONING....still need to get started on this one! :eek:
    · Paint ONE living room wall - ...first coat done....


    GENERAL TO-DO LIST......
    · Start step counting......still waiting for it to arrive.... :rolleyes:
    · GO TO GYM!!! .....been busy painting.
    · Lose 7lb.....will weigh myself when the pedometer arrives and start from there.
    · Phone ING and transfer savings - then close account......need to do this before start of summer hols so have the cash if need be for childcare...
    · [STRIKE]text mum[/STRIKE]



    I have worked like a dog and my list is just getting bigger and bigger. The kitchen needs re-doing......well tidied at least, the living room is like a bomb hit it!

    :rolleyes:

    Im just moaning cos Im tired, just ignore me. Your right Pigpen, I'll be glad when its finished..... and Im praying it is beautiful!!!!!

    I cant remember who asked about claiming his childcare through the tax credits..... I do, but my hours at work went from 37 hours a week to 25 hours a week, so obviously I had to notify them of the change..... I still need the childcare, but obviously less for term time than in the holidays. But what they pay you is an average figure based on what you pay in total throughout the year, and of course the weeks I was receiving more money than I was paying out that week, I didnt keep any of that to pay for the more expensive weeks, cos when I was on a full time wage it wasnt a problem.....now Im on a part time wage, £120 a week will be a problem. :eek:

    It doesnt help that the tax credits made a mistake, and Im currently getting less than what I should be and Im waiting for them to recitify it - which apparently they have......but Im waiting for the award notice to come through - that said, some money went into my account today! :j So Im hoping the problem has been solved.

    But Im a worrier and I would like to have my own cash to be able to pay for it, rather than relying on them to get it right, on time! So I will keep my pennies for that - if I dont use the cash, I will pay it to my credit card anyway. And if I do have to use it in the mean time, I will use the TC money when that gets sorted for the credit card!

    Hope that all makes sense! :rolleyes: Im not quite with it today....
    :)Sometimes lurking, sometimes posting, but always flying:)
    You are supposed to be the leading lady of your own life, for God's sake! - The Holiday
    DFW :idea: August 2013... Debt total £15,475.56 - Jan 15 £11,738.66 - DEBT FREE by 2015
    Feb GC £48.02/£250 (£201.98)
    :D I will declutter my house and debts :D
  • toochoosey
    toochoosey Posts: 7,371 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Am just going to do my HHI...stuff that was washed and dried testerday but wanted to ask a quick question, does any body do their banking online, and how safe is it...AnW'smum, do you have any advice....or anyone that uses online banking.....Thanks.....ironing, here I come xx
  • OrkneyStar
    OrkneyStar Posts: 7,025 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    .Orkney, well done with your HHC's, in the bit I was with you, I:
    Have put away washing up, dry washing, started the WM and put cleaning cloths in the bathroom, and have had a bit of a tidy up in the bathroom and LR
    Well done :T.
    I have fumigated under our bed (:eek::eek::eek: dusty), and did all the things on the Pink list in that room. Just having a 5 min break (and checking e-mails too, then gonna do DS's room too :).
    Will be starting another HHC at 11 15 as on a roll ;).
    x
    Ermutigung wirkt immer besser als Verurteilung.
    Encouragement always works better than judgement.

  • Lady-Liberty
    Lady-Liberty Posts: 1,435 Forumite
    Morning All

    WM x 1
    Washing up done
    S&S bathroom
    Spoken to GP

    My 5 list:

    [STRIKE]Make oncologist & GP appointment[/STRIKE]

    [STRIKE]Ring Macmillan support[/STRIKE]

    Get quote to fix garage door

    Ebay at least 5 items 3 done so far
    [STRIKE]
    Clear ironing pile
    [/STRIKE]

    boddy hope your friend gets good news soon...hugs to you

    msg hope the interview went alright

    greenbee good luck with the cake

    rose I have sent you a message on FB x

    Hugs to all, back later xx
    “Cancer has my body but not my spirit, and I’ll continue to make jokes, not so much about cancer, but in spite of it” Irwin Barker
  • xx_Jo_xx
    xx_Jo_xx Posts: 2,858 Forumite
    Uniform Washer
    toochoosey wrote: »
    Am just going to do my HHI...stuff that was washed and dried testerday but wanted to ask a quick question, does any body do their banking online, and how safe is it...AnW'smum, do you have any advice....or anyone that uses online banking.....Thanks.....ironing, here I come xx


    I use online banking. Im with A bbey and its always been perfectly safe - Ive never had any problems.

    I think no matter who you are with, they offer an online service. But I dont know how the others work. With my bank, you either have to call the call centre and register for online banking, or do it in branch or at the ATM with your card.

    They then send you out 2 secure Pin nos (in the same way they would send you a new pin number with your card). You use these to log on for the first time, and then you can change them to something more memorable.

    HTH xx
    :)Sometimes lurking, sometimes posting, but always flying:)
    You are supposed to be the leading lady of your own life, for God's sake! - The Holiday
    DFW :idea: August 2013... Debt total £15,475.56 - Jan 15 £11,738.66 - DEBT FREE by 2015
    Feb GC £48.02/£250 (£201.98)
    :D I will declutter my house and debts :D
  • Lady-Liberty
    Lady-Liberty Posts: 1,435 Forumite
    xx_Jo_xx wrote: »
    I use online banking. Im with A bbey and its always been perfectly safe - Ive never had any problems.

    I think no matter who you are with, they offer an online service. But I dont know how the others work. With my bank, you either have to call the call centre and register for online banking, or do it in branch or at the ATM with your card.

    They then send you out 2 secure Pin nos (in the same way they would send you a new pin number with your card). You use these to log on for the first time, and then you can change them to something more memorable.

    HTH xx

    What she said ^^^^^^ I'm with the abbey..........never go into a bank anymore.........makes it much easier because you can check it everyday.
    “Cancer has my body but not my spirit, and I’ll continue to make jokes, not so much about cancer, but in spite of it” Irwin Barker
  • Blimus doesn’t it have a step counter? The miles would depend on how long your stride length is, so if it allows you to set that then the miles setting would be fine.

    No there's no step counter (even though on the ebay blurb it said there was :mad:). I don't seem to be able to change the settings at all. There's just a button to change modes between cal/km and miles and a reset button. I'll keep it on miles and use that as a guide until I can find a pedometer and actually see what it can do before buying it.

    In my hhc I cleared off lots from the bedrrom list and got the bedding washed. Just going to go and find some room on the line now. Then I'm going to go for a walk and see what this pedometer gets up to.


    Thursday ~ Master Bedroom & Landing
    Level One
    Level Two
    Put away the floordrobe
    Level Three
    Dust & deweb all the fluffy places
    Wipe over the radiators, paintwork bannister rails etc
    Vacuum/mop all the floor..

    Extras
    Wash any curtains etc that need it
    [STRIKE]Fill a binbag for charity! [/STRIKE]
    Put away all the shoes that are strewn about the place

    5 things to do this week
    1. car washed
    2.
    3. finish weeding path
    4.NO snacks after 9pm (2/7)
    5.tidy out shed
    DFW Nerd 941 Proud to be dealing with my debt
    August GC £0/£300

  • poorbutrich
    poorbutrich Posts: 1,349 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker

    Good luck to those with interviews and hugs to anyone who would like one, particularly pigpen – hope you feel better...

    managed yesterday's list and think the place is looking a little more welcoming when I come home from work. Would be nice to get everything on today's list done - I can but try!

    Thursday ~ Master Bedroom & Landing
    Level One
    Strip the bedding and wash it
    Turn and vacuum (if needed) the mattress.. then remake the bed.. don't leave it while bedtime!!!
    Level Two
    Declutter the floors
    Sort through a box of junk from either of these places
    Put away the floordrobe
    Level Three
    Dust & deweb all the fluffy places

    Wipe over the radiators, paintwork bannister rails etc
    Vacuum/mop all the floor..

    Extras
    Wash any curtains etc that need it
    Fill a binbag for charity!
    Take all the dirty laundry to be washed
    Put away all the shoes that are strewn about the place

    New Weekly Challenge - 5 jobs you want to get done THIS WEEK.. not this century.. this WEEK!!

    1. Sort out BF’s paperwork

    2. get rid of the rubbish in the spare room - haven't seen the carpet in there for a while
    3. Pack car boot sale boxes in the car
    4. Clean the barbecue
    5. Use up the stuff in the kitchen cupboard
    Overpay!
  • rosepink1984
    rosepink1984 Posts: 2,753 Forumite
    No there's no step counter (even though on the ebay blurb it said there was :mad:). I don't seem to be able to change the settings at all. There's just a button to change modes between cal/km and miles and a reset button. I'll keep it on miles and use that as a guide until I can find a pedometer and actually see what it can do before buying it.
    If it's not as advertised, I would complain to the vendor (and mention the lack of instructions too, as they should all come with instructions) and if they don't rectify the problem, leave negative feedback. It's not good enough to say that the pedometer has a feature it doesn't have.

    I'm feeling bleurgh so going back to bed
    "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 lbs
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