Weekly Flylady Thread 30th November 2009

greenbee

TAG wrote: »

So it wasnt her fault really but why wee on my bed?:mad::rolleyes:

Because she knew that otherwise you'd never get round to getting yourself a new bed :D:D What a kind and considerate dog

poohbear59

Hugs Misshiggerty I have an imploded family too so understand how things are for you. pm me if you wish to chat. We are doing the snuggling up with shirt dvds too. I do hope things get sorted out soon.

AnW'sMum

Morning all

Hugs to your LO holly, hope he recovers quickly and hugs to you all as well MissH and CONGRATULATIONS to your DD

Vanilla I hope the CSA thing gets sorted quickly and without huge expense to you (emotionally as well as financially). Toots grrrrrrrrrr for you on the carpet, the extra day's wait will be worth it

Wooohoooooooooo it's December and the one of the train lights is up

Penelope_Penguin

Mudbath wrote: »

Not just any reindeer.....one of Santa's magical, special reindeer! :rudolf:

I'll have to pay more attention when I next read The Night Before Christmas - on Donner, on Blitzen, on Comet on Cupid, on Jinky :think: :rotfl:

lemanie

Choccybix:- Sorry about your nasty neighbour and your DD. I did always tell my children that Saint Nicholas lived a long time ago and gave anonymously to the poor and that he still existed today because people give to others for the joy it brings them. Then no one could shatter their illusions but they in turn couldn't burst anyone else's bubble either.

We also have great fun filling our Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes because we are being Santa ourselves to people who have little. Then I big up the real Christmas story and all the wonder and awe that surrounds the expectation and birth of a new baby especially such a miraculous one.

My kids know that the real Santa doesn't exist anymore but that we all carry on his work so they still write letters to Santa (how would all their family know their hearts desires if they didn't? and they might get some, all or none of the gifts from their lists) but any gift is magical isn't it and opening the package is always surprising.

Having said that I'm a real sucker for the original Miracle on 34th Street, which has been remade and your DD might like to watch that and The Santa Claus with you and you could tell her that your nasty neighbour is like the doubters on those films? Hope you have a magical Christmas

lemanie

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

I'll have to pay more attention when I next read The Night Before Christmas - on Donner, on Blitzen, on Comet on Cupid, on Jinky :think: :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Pollybear

Morning all

Monday's and Tuesday's lists done now. A load of washing spread round the house, it's dry but cold and frosty.

Waiting for Asda order to be delivered and I've got my delivery slot booked for Christmas week. I can always fiddle with the order later, but I've got my slot!

rosepink1984

Morning all, it's a cold and frosty morning here, which is great considering that most of the roads round here were covered in water yesterday. Wonder how many people will skid on icy roads today :rolleyes:
It's great to see the sun shining tho. I've got the heating on and the windows open a crack to try and dry the place out. I've decided to do that everyday it's not raining this winter to ventilate the place.
The hairdressers are really busy today and couldn't fit me in so I'm going on Thursday today. So that means I really neeed to work hard today to get lots of flying done, as this is really the only day this week that I can focus on it properly.

lala1974 wrote: »

This depressed girl is feeling upbeat and positive today (bet you couldn't tell;)). These are the days I make the most of. My goal is to have more "up" days and less "down" days. Ultimately to have 99% "up" days. I am challenging every negative thought that I have and trying to find a positive one to replace it. The tablets are helping but I'm still getting tremors and easily tired. Some of the tiredness is through the constant emotional challenging but I'm determined and it will be worthwhile!

:T:T Wow, challenging EVERY negative thought is hard work, but you are a good example for me, I need to work harder at doing that. The good days will get more, I'm sure of it, for both you and for me xx

tinkerbellsmum wrote: »

i refuse to do housework this morning as dh has took all the coffee to work

:rotfl::rotfl:

Penelope_Penguin wrote: »

Take that Jinky - mudbath may have a reindeer named for you, but our Esteemed Leader has named a kittie for me :A

:rotfl::rotfl:

Hugs Lil_me, I hope your DH is in a better mood today

Lady Liberty, great to see you back, glad you had a good time away. Get some rest today, don’t worry about flying

Stressedoutmum you did really well yesterday!

Holly I hope your DS is better soon

Soappie sorry you couldn’t go to Arsenal

MOJ2, hope your exam goes well today, I’m sure you will be great!

Hugs LilacPixie

Hugs to Stripes, hope your paw gets better

FFP, hope your cold is better soon

No worries Carol, just reply when you can, there’s no rush

Hugs Miss Higgerty, and congratulations to your DD, that’s wonderful news

HHC at 11, please join me!

rosepink1984

Off I go then!

lemanie

I'm in rosepink, a little late so will carry on after - prob won't dash so no Benny Hill music, more of a slow ballad:D