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Weekly Flylady Thread 4th January 2010
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Jo or Quillion was asking about Capricorns last night on the old thread (just been catching up!). I am one too...Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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Argh, Just got in after morning work. Finished the shift, pulled my bag out of my locker and checked for my usual leave behinds (I'm slightly forgetful:o) realised I'd left my keys at home when rushing out this morning:mad:. Had to invade OH place of work and steal his. Still, I'm home now. Need a drink:coffee: then will get down to beeswax.
HHC 2.45 -3.15 anyone?Now MARRIED!11/09/100 -
Yes please, yes please....I haven't the energy to read and tv really is bad. Whilst you're at it would it use too much of your fairy dust to make me instantly lose a stone in weight and perhaps put £100,000 in my bank account {Mudbath crosses everything....please say yes, please say yes}:rotfl:
Consider it done....never under-estimate the power of a fairy :rotfl: :rotfl: so long as you have sent that "package"xx
Poppy Hope you are doing ok today hun.....you have been a bit quiet xx
Rose Big hugs....hope you warm up soon xx
I have emptied the washing into the TD & decluttered loads of emails....still have some xmas lights up.....so will take those down now
xx“Cancer has my body but not my spirit, and I’ll continue to make jokes, not so much about cancer, but in spite of it” Irwin Barker0 -
Now I'm going to get the dustpan and brush and sweep up in front of the wood burner as DH has this awful habit of chopping logs for the woodburner in the lounge in front of the burner. Drives me spare :mad:! May even vacuum, we'll see but need a cup of tea before I do anything else.
Ooooh mine does that too! And in the kitchen! He also cuts up pallets for the woodburner on the deck outside the back door so that everyone trails sawdust into the house... And yes, our floor is chipped where he missed with the axe! Bless:A0 -
:jLEVEL ONE- DONE!:j
:jLEVEL TWO- DONE!:j
:jLEVEL THREE- DONE!:j
:jEXTRAS- DONE!:j
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I am new here and recovering from surgery so cannot do much (any) bending - but can do some of the high level jobs
Need to alternate with rest, but there is only so much daytime TV I can watch:eek:
Don't try to do much at once hope you can find something interesting to watch.I read that as the builder did the quote and then cooked you a shepherd's pie....I was going to ask for his number....think i'm going mad (der).
One lot of washing put to dry and one one of washing in the washing machine. I'll do something else between 1 and 2 xx
:rotfl::rotfl:I wish he had sorry bad day with my hands they are really painful today must remember to re-read what i type:embarasse
Well postage all done and ironing but I have to admit to cheating on this as mum did it and she is peeling the veg for me not sure what I will do when she goes back home tonight.
Right of to chase up physio appointment and pick DD up from school then will have a rest for a bit and do some more flying:jmember of the thrifty gifty 2011 :j0 -
:xmastree:Do I need to put this to register as a newbie?
Monday ~ Kitchen and Dining Area
Level One
[STRIKE]Declutter and wipe those worksurfaces [/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Sweep and mop the floor [/STRIKE]
Level Two
[STRIKE]clean blinds/curtains [/STRIKE]don't have any
[STRIKE]Clean the hob and oven[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Clean out the fridge[/STRIKE]..
Level Three
Clean and wipe the table, replace the cloth if necessary
Clean out the under sink cupboard.. new year, new cleaning products!
[STRIKE]
Dust and deweb
Wipe over the units and large appliances
[/STRIKE]
Extras- wash windows
- [STRIKE]Declutter the tops of the wall units[/STRIKE]
- Sort recipe books/files
- [STRIKE]Wipe over all the small appliances [/STRIKE]
DS, DD1,DD2 to school (well kicked out door for bus!)
DD3 breakfast - back to school tomorrow
Soak bread for bread pudding
Empty dishwasher
Wash Up
Dry Up
Sort recycling
Feed DD2's GP
Clean sink
Wash cupboard doors
Clean inside DW
descaled kettle
starting HHC at 3 before kids get home if anyone wants to join meHoping to stick to the challenge this year!!
Make £5 a day for 366 started Dec 2019
YTD £ £ 78.23/£1£1,825
Cash - £ 48.23 Vouchers - £ 30
Wombling into 2020 £38.780 -
Thanks pigpen, toots & soappie
Happy Birthday Quillion & Lil-me's DS1
I'm in this week of sorts. DD and I both have the winter vomiting bug so I'm taking it easy. Neither of us ate all day yesterday so we're both drained, DD would give Casper a run for his money. I'm hoping she'll be okay by the end of the week, but I'm not rushing to get her back to school, when she gets a tummy bug she gets it good style and it can last weeks :eek: She's on boiled water & jelly for now, just given her some bread to see if she can keep that down.
Todays plans are basically to get caught up with the laundry still (nearly there, towels & sicky clothes to go now the sicky bedding has been done) and not much more.
Monday ~ Kitchen and Dining Area
Level One
Declutter and wipe those worksurfaces
Sweep and mop the floor
Level Two
clean blinds/curtains
Clean the hob and oven
Clean out the fridge..
Level Three
Clean and wipe the table, replace the cloth if necessary
Clean out the under sink cupboard.. new year, new cleaning products!
Dust and deweb
Wipe over the units and large appliancesCreeping back in for accountability after falling off the wagon in 2016.Need to get back to old style in modern ways, watching the pennies and getting stuff done!0 -
do you have axe marks in the floor?!
No, not yet! He does it on the stone hearth or whatever you call it but the bits of wood go everywhere.
Cosmomo, yes, he chops wood outside too and then walks through the house with sawdust falling off all over the place. He wondered why I didn't want to hug him yesterday when he was covered in sawdust which had stuck to his wool jumper :rolleyes:
This is very reassuring to see I'm not the only one who has this - thanks!Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0
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