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Weekly Flylady Thread 4th January 2010
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Found it!:TSealed pot challenge no 889: £143.96 saved :j
DayDream fund: £931.82 :j
GC JAN£62.58/£200;Feb £100.39/£200
NSD Jan 18/30; Feb 20/27
Ideal weight:aim 8st7lbs; weigh in Mondays: started Jan 2010; so far: 3lbs/23lbs0 -
Morning
I will concentrate on bedroom today as I've completly ignored it:o
DS fell over in the icey snow on his paper round earlier and hurt backHe phoned me so I told him to take papers back to the shop and say you're not doing it today. He now wants to give up ( I don't blame him!) but asked me to phone up and tell them!:eek: His job... he's got to learn to do such things;)
Hugs if you need them xBLOWINGBUBBLES:kisses2: SMARTIE120 -
froddington wrote: »I have these
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Or you could try these
http://www.amazon.co.uk/little-feet-sock-pairers-packs/dp/B0012UWRZ8
Night all, sleep well xx
Thank you. They look like a great idea. Will need to put major effort into training up DS1 though, because he barely manages to put his dirty clothes into his laundry basket at the moment. Attaching little plastic things to pairs of socks as he takes them off will be a real challenge, but probably well worth it.0 -
rosepink1984 wrote: »Tag vinegar gets rid of the smell of rabbit wee – my sister always uses it on her houserabbits litter tray and any carpet he’s weed on
:doh:Now why didn't I think of that? I use it for pretty much everything else cleaning wise:rolleyes: I've even got one of those 'million and one things you can use vinegar for' books:rolleyes: Thank you, I'll give it a bash!;)
Pigpen As for 'other things' to stick on the weekly lists........
- In between and down the back of my radiators is very fluffy.
- Hoover, very carefully, the back of the fridge. Helps it to run better.
- Sort out medicine cabinet.
- Ebay/freecycle list. Maybe one, two or three things everyday. I'm sure we all have loads of stuff to get rid of. Lets make some money:D
- Tops of door frames and curtain poles.
- CD, DVD and book sorting/dusting.
- A paperwork clear out. I always do my filing cabinet, noticeboards and desk over the Christmas break. It's amazing what you accumulate over 12 months that you don't really need.
- Weekly finances update/reconcile. We should all do this anyway but I know I let mine slip sometimes.
- Kids underwear and PJ stock check. I know I'm guilty of forgetting. They either have to much that's too big or nothing at all.
- This is probably going to sound a bit OCD but I do a monthly shopping stock take:o I have a list of things that I always have in my cupboards, from breakfast cereals, to cleaning stuff. I just go through it all at the beginning of the month and tick what I'll need for the coming month.
Enough of that. I'm of to find a list and have a coffee.:D
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Good morning all.
Decluttering the dining room of doom (or maybe that's just 'gloom' now) has recommenced already and the nets are due to come out of WM next.
DS1 has casually asked me earlier to confirm that I'll be able to give GF a lift home sometime this afternoon :eek: - he must be joking. When he comes back from his paperround we will have to talk about this. I wouldn't be desperate if we'd have to postpone the visit.
Off to finish breakfast and see what to tackle next. I've got no urgent desire to go outside, so will try to avoid that at all cost. Plenty to do here, anyway. I will tackle a few things from the list later, so will update tonight.
Hope you all have a safe day.
MrsCx0 -
Or a Miele. We had a Zanussi dishwasher for 2 years...in that time the PCB caught fire twice and had to be repaired (OH worked for an electronics firm at the time, so this was done free), then finally the pump went.
They (Bosch and Miele) aren't cheap brands, but if you shop around you can get a good deal. Our Miele DW cost just over £350 two years ago, we bought from John Lewis via Quidco and got back £30.Pgipen, if Im not too late, my wish list for cleaning (can there besuch a thing as a 'wish list' for celaning?):
bookshelves - more books than I know what to do with and more than I have homes for
please continue with the boxes on the landing - I have about 20! from when we cleared my M_I_L's house 10 years ago - oops!
I have a separate utility room which is a disaster area - well most of my house is (except the kitchen and bathroom - thanks to all of you)
the study - I work from home and it generates loads of paperwork (nuff said!)
Clearly you're my long-lost twin... working from home does seem to generate mess, but at the same time makes it even more important not to have it as you're surrounded by it all day!
Breakfast half eaten. When I've finished I need to open all the windows to let the air circulate, then wrap up and go outside for logs - the stove just made it through to when I got up, but then I realised I had no more logs inside :rolleyes:0 -
Morning All
Well I've been up for hours but seeing as I didn't get on here last night it's taken me all morning to catch up with the thread.
HHC 9.15 - 9.45 anyone?
Have a good day all
Hugs
JueNST #10 Steps 7K 2/30 10K 2/12 5 a day 3/30 NSD 0/20
MBNA £55000 -
Monday ~ Kitchen and Dining Area
Level One
Level Two
Clean the oven
Tuesday ~ Master bedroom and landing!
Level One
Level Two
Wednesday - Living room, hall and stairs
Level1
Level Two
Vacuum under furniture you can safely move.. I don't want any hurt backs!
Sort coats and shoes and bags
Thursday - those frightening kids rooms and spare rooms
Level One
Clear away anything that isn't in it's place, clothes, toys, books etc
Spend at least half an hour doing something for yourself!!!!!
Level Two
Vacuum the floor
Dusting.. all those shelves and flat fluffy surfaces!! Don’t forget the light shade and curtain pole!!!
Strip beds, turn and vacuum mattresses!! and replace with fresh linen .. check if duvets need freshening up too!! Wash the curtains!
Friday - Bathroom and Study/Pc Area
Level One
Clear floors of guff and stuff
Wipe down tiles in bathroom.. defragment your pc while doing this.
Level Two
Clean baths, toilets, don't forget the outside! and sinks
Clear any clutter from desk
Dust PC and desk and wipe off those cup rings!!
Wipe keyboard, house phone, sockets, switches and mouse etc
it looks like i have a fair few things to do on the list i will try and get these done today but if not will finish some tomorrow. I am not going to be dissapointed if i don't get it all done because i think i have done quite well this week:T
I would like to say TOOTS and LADY-L you are a real inspiration to other women. you achieve so much so thank you to you. :AMy goal this year is to be more orginised and start leading a healthy life.xx0 -
Come on then tagNST #10 Steps 7K 2/30 10K 2/12 5 a day 3/30 NSD 0/20
MBNA £55000
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