Weekly Flylady Thread 13th July 2009

boddy

HHI done and bedroom curtains hung back up.

Soappie No one seemed to know what had happened to mums leg. I know she bruises very easily but it was rather a large area. She has a review tomorrow and DD will be asking questions.
valli and fedup Good luck vibes for you both.
Toots. Its lovely that you are going to get your manicure.

newby_money_saving_chicki

Hi all, I'm afraid i have not managed to keep to the list this week but will make a definate effort next week to get on top of things. So far i have managed
WM x2
TD X 2
Hoovered through all house
Washed kitchen floor
Wiped all work surfaces
Cleaned all toilets
Cleaned 2 sinks and 1 shower
Washed up tidied away
Put clothes away
bleached dishcloths
Made important phone calls
Polished glass dining table
Hoovered sofa and plumped cushions
This has been a very good day and feel pleased that although i don't have time to catch up properly at least house looks reasonable ( if you don't look too close )
Anyway have left the changing of bed sheets till tommoro because i'm putting fake tan on tonight.
Hugs to all those in need xxx

Dustykitten

soappie wrote: »

Sorry to hear about your throat - have you caught it from the poorly DS?

And just who is Tom that you've cooked up for dinner and is he tasty?

I think I have, it is the same thing DS1 had on Monday and DS2 today - it has been short lived in them.

I'd quite happily put my Tom in a pot and turn him into turnip stew tonight:rolleyes:

toottifrootti wrote: »

carslberggal
Dusty honey we would miss you too so you are hereby ORDERED to report in as often as you can!!!:rotfl::rotfl: Hope your sore throat doesnt turn into anything nasty
Soappie maybe Tom is a relation of Rose or Dolly???:rotfl:

Thank you x And I think I might spend a little time with Rose tonight, she likes Ugly Betty

helen_jelly wrote: »

DUSTYKITTEN - thats odd - I never posted that!!!!
[post 628]

No sorry it was a post of Natty's very strange - maybe I edited incorrectly in multi-quote - sorry

Back from cricket and a bit weary but I do like to watch it, I'll be sad when the season is over, especially as it will be back to football which I don't enjoy.

hollyh

Evening all,

Thanks for your concern Soappie and Toots, i'm feeling the same as i did yesterday, i bought a thermometer today and haven't got a temperature so i think i'm just a bit run down. I went to work and they're back tracking now about it being swine flu. The cook has a chest infection and the boy who was taken to hospital hasn't got SF but because he has a heart condition and he'd been in contact with someone who has SF they just wanted to make sure he was ok. The rumour mill is working overtime though:rolleyes: so i'm not sure what's true and what's not. I guess i'll just have to wait and see. It was my last day today and i managed not to cry.:o.

Beki i'm glad your DS is ok and i hope you're not too shaken up.

I'm off tomorrow so i aim to get my whole list done:eek:. I need to find it first though.

Magnificent Monday ~Crabby kitchen!
Level One
Empty and wash out the bin.. make it smell sweet!
Level Two
Wipe all appliances.. large and small
Wipe over units and kickboards
Sweep and mop the floor
Level Three
Sort and wipe a cupboard.. throw away all those germ harbouring chipped plates and mugs!
Thoroughly clean the fridge
Wipe the table.. does it need a clean cloth?
Extras

1. Wash the windows if they need it
2. Clean/descale a small appliance.. shake the crumbs from the toaster.. defuzz the kettle... de-mank the microwave
3. Scrub out the oven and hob

Twinkly Tuesday ~ Living room, hall and Stairs
Level One
Declutter the floors
Declutter the flat surfaces above the floor!!
Level Two
dust and deweb
Vacuum and mop
Wipe over the sofas, or any marks off them
Level Three
Wash any soft furnishings that are in need
Wipe and water plants
Wipe over any cabinets/electricals get rid of those stick finger prints!


Extras

1. Wash windows if they need it
2. Wipe any grubby paintwork/marks off walls/doors
3. Polish any metal (brasses or silver!)/glass
4. Empty and sort a cupboard or drawer

Wednesday Woes ~ Master Bedroom & Landing
Level One
Strip the bed and wash sheets.. replace them BEFORE BEDTIME!
Declutter the floor of clothing, shoes, junk etc
Level Two
Declutter the flat surfaces.. even if you just spend 15 minutes trying to find a deeply buried place!
binbag dance
Vacuum all the floors!
Level Three
Sort through a cupboard.. airing cupboard if it needs it but any other will do IF the AC doesn't need it..:p!
Wash any other soft furnishings
wipe paintwork

Extras

1. list 5 things to get rid of!
2. 15 minutes filing
3. make those important calls you've been putting off!
4. Phone a friend/family member just for a natter!

New Weekly Challenge...

1. List at least 5 items on Ebay
   
2. Clear top of freezer
3. Take stuff to charity shop
4. Deep clean Dining room

Penelope_Penguin

toottifrootti wrote: »

PenPen thats perfect - but maybe a tad too much make up !!!:rotfl::rotfl:

Crikey, some people are never satisfied :rolleyes: :kisses3:

greenbee wrote: »

I'm here! But google sends me from Hampshire to Perth either via Zeebrugge OR via Douglas and Belfast Only if I'm walking though... it you ask for directions by car it's fine!

From Yorkshire, by foot, the most direct route is straight up the country taking 3days 16 hrs. Alternatively, via Belfast, takes only 2 days 21 hrs :T

We had the most wonderful day at the Great Yorkshire Show :j Good food, great company and the biggest collection of beasts I've seen. We even saw Jay Rayner in the cattle sheds (Claire's little lad ) whose writing I love :T DH and Ispent a lot of the day discussing which pigs and sheep we'd like once we get our smallholding, and me disuading him from having a cow :rolleyes:

Exhausted now, so see you in the morning :happyhear

Penny. x

mumofjusttwo

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

Crikey, some people are never satisfied :rolleyes: :kisses3:



From Yorkshire, by foot, the most direct route is straight up the country taking 3days 16 hrs. Alternatively, via Belfast, takes only 2 days 21 hrs :T



Penny. x

so as long as you can walk on water you would be fine

greenbee

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

From Yorkshire, by foot, the most direct route is straight up the country taking 3days 16 hrs. Alternatively, via Belfast, takes only 2 days 21 hrs :T

Maybe we should have a sponsored flylady walk to see toots... we'd all get fit, lose weight, raise money AND get to have a big flylady meet at toots' house (I'm assuming she has room for 200-odd footsore and smelly flyladies )

greenbee

mumofjusttwo wrote: »

so as long as you can walk on water you would be fine

And what makes you think she can't?

Penelope_Penguin

greenbee wrote: »

And what makes you think she can't?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Martin insists that all BGs can walk on water before they're appointed

greenbee

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Martin insists that all BGs can walk on water before they're appointed

It's good to know some people still have standards :T:T