Weekly Flylady Thread 27th July 2009

froddington

Magnificent Monday ~ Scabby Crabby kitchen

Level Two
Vacuum the floor

Extras
Wash the window

Tuesday Terrors ~ Master bedroom and landing

level One
Strip the bed and wash the bedding and replace before bedtime!!

Level Two
Vacuum the floor

Level Three
dust and Deweb

Extras
wash the windows

Wednesday Warblings ~ Living room, hall and stairs!

Level One
Declutter the guff and put it where it belongs!

Level Two
Vacuum the floors, including the stairs
Wipe the paintwork in the hallway and up the stairs

Level three
wipe over any electricals

My 5-a-day list
- [STRIKE]Avon order[/STRIKE]; [STRIKE]Open savings account[/STRIKE]; [STRIKE]Post letters[/STRIKE]; HHFiling; [STRIKE]Update diary[/STRIKE]
- HHI; Science planning; Sort UTR; Order currency; [STRIKE]Buy tickets[/STRIKE]
- Dye hair; [STRIKE]Collect parcels[/STRIKE]; HHFiling; Shredding; DT planning
- Phone solicitor; Pitch tent; Check airbed; HHI; Sort Guiding box
- HHFiling; Cross stitch card; Order present; [STRIKE]Money into mortgage[/STRIKE]; Sort school box

froddington

Ooooooooohhhhhhhh - looks like Schumacher could be back!!!!

I'm going to do HHFiling now if anyone wants to join me and do something!

BlimusOreilly

Tuesday Terrors ~ Master bedroom and landing - done!!:j:j

rosieben

Quillion wrote: »

> As far as I am
> aware, 112 uses a system called triangulation so they can
> also pinpoint exactly where you are phoning from.

This isn't true according to Snopes I always check there when I get this sort of email

...... greenbee beat me to it!

Valli

Popping in to apologise (especially to Rosey - it's on it's way I promise) because I have been busy...
anyway

LIVING ROOM done - star please Soappie

and DS has been on the PC

gunsandbanjos

Evening,

Well done Greenbee, hope you get the job.

Had to take to my bed when hubby came in as i had a cracking headache. Feeling a bit better now. Not doing anything else tonight though i dont think.

lbnblbnb

• 10 minute knitting breaks - More of this done

• Parcels - pack and take to post office Done today

• Oxfam run - keep adding to this, will load it all up and drop off on Friday

• List stuff on Freecycle make a list of it all and will post after our holiday

• Make packing list for holiday Done last night

• Ironing pile - aaaaargh

• [STRIKE]Check work email (yuck yuck)[/STRIKE] Yay! Just tried to check it (honestly) and due to “improvement work” I can't access it again until 3rd August, when I will be on holiday!!

• Order Godmother's present must ring SIL about it

• [STRIKE]Wrap presents, card[/STRIKE], flowers for Mum's b-day must do this tomorrow

• Sort enormous pile of paperwork - made a start, not as bad as I thought.
• Do name change paperwork
• Sort wedding present

Ironic that I am finally getting round to changing my name to my married name just as thoughts of divorce/ violence/ murder are occurring to me..
We are about to have ratatouille from the SC, as I was given lots of courgettes today. It smells delicious. I will check the LR list in a moment, but have done quite a bit in there so not too concerned.
L

Valli

nikflo wrote: »

ok i get the message, every one else has kids who eat every thing you give them to eat. glad you are all agreed on that.

just to say my lo has NEVER eaten a full meal she is 16 months and very under weight but what does that matter eh???

Nikflo my LO was a very fussy eater when a toddler and this continued. There are still things she won't eat/try. Up until she was about 6 getting her to eat breakfast was a complete and utter nightmare - I regularly took her to nursery with a banana or a yoghurt and had to tell them she had not yet eaten. As someone who can always eat breakfast I really struggled with the concept of her 'needing' to be up 2/3 hours before she could eat (actually - thinking right back she would lose her milk so I had to change her before I fed her then leave her still for a good hour or so...)
When she went to school her reception teacher would let her have a snack at playtime (provided by me) if she hadn't eaten. She also would not eat cereal with milk AT ALL -all you can do is offer and try not to stress. Usually kids won't starve but some people do, for various reasons, become fixated on a few foods and that's all they WILL eat.
I have always offered the food and left it at that.
To my undying AMAZEMENT on a school trip to France, she ate, without fuss, frog's legs...and there were other kids in hysterics apparently!
So my it's there, try it if you want strategy has worked.

BlimusOreilly

DH is dealing with the boys so I'm going to take this opportinity for a hhc and try and finish off today's list while the room is clear.
Anyone want to join me for a HHC 8.30 - 9pm?

dollydaydream07

well i haven't done much flying at all today, i did perk up a bit but then started to feel a bit dizzy and sicky again(this was after i had washed my hair in the sink though..... not a good idea!) then felt better and then after tea, i started to feel dizzy again!
part of me is saying i could be pregnant(cos i do want another baby but DH doesn't yet, if at all) and part of me is saying don't be riddiculous you won't be.... i guess the only way of knowing is waiting to see if my visitor arrives in the next couple of days or not and if not do a test! and i haven't had any feelings of my visitor arriving and i normally do............

HUGS to anyone that needs one, off to go and have a drink and see if i can maybe wash the dishes, can't read posts as scrolling down the screen is making me feel dizzy

hopefully i will be back tomorrow to catch up properly(and hoping that it might be kiddies rooms tomorrow as DD's is disgusting, you would think a GT lived there!!)