Weekly Flylady Thread 24th August 2009

SarahShattered

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SarahShattered

Night all... yawning my head off! Hope I sleep better tonight!

Quillion

greenbee wrote: »

Do you think she'll have smurfs tomorrow then?!

Now that would be funny.

I love slapper red you know the really really vivid blood red one with black and white tiger stripes or wit a black french type tip.

boddy

Morning everyone. Im both excited and sad. Im looking forward to today. Have S&Sed kitchen and bathroom. Catch you all tonight. Take care everyone.

juliejim

Morning All

Jennybee - well done - fantastic result!

DD's room today but hopefully it won't take me too long as I blitzed it the other week. I also need to clean the bathroom.

Boddy - hope you enjoy your last day - happy retirement!

Have a good day all

Hugs

Jue

jinky67

toottifrootti wrote: »

evening flyers

I know its late - have had a busy day and I needed to run through the thread first before I posted,

I had a message from natty earlier today and sadly Fred the lodgercat didnt make it - he had cancer. Natty has arranged for him to be cremated and she is going to scatter his ashes in her garden.

She is bound to be very upset and I suspect we might not see her here for a day or two.
toots xx

What a shame, please pass on my thoughts:grouphug:

Well I feel decidely ill:rolleyes: I forgot how "sickie" and spaced out these pills made me last time, for the first few days anyway.
Think its safe to say I wont be doing anything today at all, except relaxing:p

juliejim

jinky67 wrote: »

What a shame, please pass on my thoughts:grouphug:

Well I feel decidely ill:rolleyes: I forgot how "sickie" and spaced out these pills made me last time, for the first few days anyway.
Think its safe to say I wont be doing anything today at all, except relaxing:p

That's okay Jinks - you'll be able to cross off 'spend half an hour doing something for yourself'

jinky67

juliejim wrote: »

That's okay Jinks - you'll be able to cross off 'spend half an hour doing something for yourself'

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

thanks for that:T:T:T

i havent even bothered looking at the list for most of the week:o
I may make a sensible post later then:D

fedupandskint

Marvellous Monday ~ Kitchen and dining area
Level One
Declutter and wipe worksurfaces
Sweep and mop the floor
Level Two
Scrub the sink clean
degunge the fridge
Level Three
Wipe units, kickboards and appliances
Clean the hob
Give the small appliances a wipe over and replace in their comfy homes

Wibbly Wednesday ~ Master Messroom & landing
Level One
Declutter the floor!
Strip and wash the bedding.. remake the bed BEFORE bedtime!
Level Two
Vacuum the floor.. and mattress if it hasn't been done in a while!
Dust and deweb.. don't forget the bed frame and light fittings!
Level Three
Polish and glass or mirrors
Wash the curtains/duvet cover if needed

Thursday Things ~ Barfroom, loo and study!
Level One
Remove laundry to the basket and declutter the floors
Dust and declutter the desk
Level Two
Vacuum/mop floors
Scrub the bath, loo, shower, tiles and hand basins.. shine those taps!
15 minute filing and shredding.
Level Three
Wash down the paintwork and any marks on walls
Tidy a shelf or cupboard
Empty and wash out any bins

Finally Funky Friday! ~ Childrens pits, Spare or neglected rooms
Level Two
Catch up on phone calls
Wash any curtain or nets about the house that are needing it
Level Three
Dust and deweb neglected areas

Extras

1. Tell someone you wouldn't normally that you love them.. life is too short not to let them know! Did this and you should have seen the rubbish reaction I got - 'soft' apparently!
2. Spend half an hour on YOURSELF!!! not the cat or a child or anyone else.. just you!
3. Wash any sticky grotty windows!
4. Wipe the insides of the unit doors
5. Clean a small appliance..decrumb the toaster
6. Scrub out one cupboard
7. Clean all the filters and door seals
8. HHI

Hmm, the weekend looks busy!

Ishtar

feefeelalabelle wrote: »

someone mentioned compensation............. unfortunatly its not as simple as that with a traumatic brain injury........we are talking years before the offer would be made due to the recovery involved.

So true...my dad was in an motorbike accident 5 years ago - he received compensation earlier this year. He had many visits to head injury specialists, physiotherapists, hearing specialists, and so on. He's still struggling with things - thankfully he has made a good recovery, but his brain injury is still evident. He fractured his skull just behind/beneath his left ear.

Quite honestly, we thought we'd lost him at the time, so it's a bonus that he's here.

Sending you more hugs and energy.
Take care
D
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