Weekly Flylady Thread 3rd August 2009

LilacPixie

Anyone fancy a HHC at 12??? I am still under the weather but OH has taken some holidays to look after me, only problem is for the second day runing he is sleeping on the sofa and I am doing the work.

Dustykitten

Triker wrote: »

p numbers..........:rotfl:



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Thanks but I really don't get what is good about them

gratefulforhelp_2

lilac he is having a geeeeraaaffffeeee!

Dustykitten

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

dusty we aga lovers don't tread gently on the earth, we stomp on it with hobnailed boots!

sssssh

However I do use mine to heat the kitchen, dry the washing, press lots of the clothes, don't have a microwave, toaster or kettle so try to get the max out of it:o

For me the whole thing is more about waste than anything else, I don't intend to ever have another cooker so in terms of manufacturer, distribution, landfill it helps.

Try to remember the three R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) are in order of important, recycling is really the one but last resort l***fill

hollyh

I've put anothe load of washing on & hung another load out. That should be the washing done now i just need to dry it all.

Dustykitten

Back to flying and not done much, physically on a go slow today. I've got lots of bits at the moment which affected me sleeping and they always make me feel a bit fluy.

Stripped our bed and washed the linen
Two phone calls made
Wash one on the line

Plan is to have a quick hoover round down stairs then do lunch (pancakes to the kids delight, only because we have no bread) before hoovering upstairs.

Swimming for DS3 later

Hugs to everybody with poorly pets - there seem to be a lot of us in the situation right now

Valli

hello all

two loads of washing on line and bright and sunny here..must be summer :rotfl:

I did the bathroom yesrerday BUT DD has now started playing blimmin runescape...:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:DStar please Soappie

My mum has been and has told me I should give housework a break as I am always cleaning:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
my cunning plan is working then - because I am NOT!

hollyh

Just updating my list then we'll have lunch, then get stuck back in to it.

Buy Food for journey, cereals & crisps
Pack
Put ice packs in freezer & put in cool box
Clear our fridge
Clean rabbits & change water bottle
Put batteries in camera
Nails
Bikini line
Empty downstairs bins
[STRIKE]Wash,[/STRIKE] dry, iron & pack or put away all washing wm & line x 2 so far
Water plants
Give instructions to Dsd about Rabbits & plants
[STRIKE]Print off holiday confirmation[/STRIKE]
Lay out clothes for morning
Pick up car
Pick up suitcase

LilacPixie

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

lilac he is having a geeeeraaaffffeeee!

He is a lazy lazy git. Last night we said we would sort out the kids rooms and get rid of the ill fitting clothes today plus the broken toys. He also hasn't done last nights dishes but I am resisting the urge to do them. 3 mins intil my HHC.

Really trying to not lose the plot with him as i will just make myself more ill. stupid stupid pig cold which he does't have as he has no temperature he is just apparently 'tired'

dollydaydream07

xx_Jo_xx wrote: »

Dolly - I dont think your unreasonable at all - he lives there too - he can help!

Thanks Jo, i do almost everything as i'm a SAHM and he works full time and it's not very often he helps out! i just know that i won't have the energy or strength tomorrow to deal with any mess that he might not have cleaned up.
for example, our laundry basket is in our room and almost daily i have to pick up HIS clothes off the floor and put them in the basket, numerous times i have told him to put them in the basket, he says he will but never does..... i am thinking that i might start leaving his clothes on the floor and when he complains that he hasn't any clothes then i can tell him, it's his own fault for not putting dirty stuff in the basket! :rotfl: