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Weekly Flylady Thread 11th January 2010
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Miss Higgerty- panicked that someone had paid £30 for a G string then remember you were talking about the Cello. Hope you don't need to buy any more for a while.
Well have done a far bit of flying and even taken some of the buttons of my keyboard to give it a proper clean and impress because they all seem to be working after I put them backhave updated my first page.
can I just confirm with someone that the tax return that needs to be done is 2008-09. Sorry I know it is off topic but a simple yes / no would be great.January Grocery 11/3740 -
Monday - Living room, hall and stairs
Level one
Level Two
Vacuum under furniture you can safely move.. I don't want any hurt bodies!
Sort coats and shoes and bags
Tuesday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining Area
Level One
Level Two
Wednesday ~ Study and Bathroom/loo
Level One
Clean the bathroom fixtures and fitting.. while the pc defrags!
Level Two
Polish mirrors and taps and pictures and shower screens etc
Wipe over all the paintwork..
Declutter the desk and clean the keyboard etc.. icky germs.. and shake out those biscuit crumbs!
My own list
[STRIKE]finish first task of assignment
get clothes ready for college
make tea for tonight and tomorrow
make lunch for college (must be healthy)
put clean washing away
pay council tax
[/STRIKE]
afternoon everyone well i havent done a lot flying wise as i have been doing my assignment for college. i have only skimmed the thread so hugs to those who need/want them. well yesterday i made tea for tonight and then dd1 came in from school poorly( headache, hot, being sick) so i have not got into college today.she is a lot better now though so will hopefully be back tomorrow. i need to do a few things today:
tdx1
s&S kitchen
put dry washing away
sort out a buget plan
put tea out
do dishes wash,dry and put away
sort kiddies out for bedtime
well im going to have a coffee and then i think i will have a hhc.xxMy goal this year is to be more orginised and start leading a healthy life.xx0 -
Hiya - no flying here I'm afraid! I managed to slip on black ice this morning and landed on my knees. I thought the wet patch on my trousers was melted snow until a lovely elderly gentleman told me my shoe had gone red!:eek: Bless him, he took me to hospital where I've been stitched up and then bought me home. Three hours he waited with me. DH is on way back from Hull so he's going to buy a nice box of chocolates and some flowers for the gentleman and his wife!
Stay indoors and eat chocolate. It's safer...:D:mad::p
I have made Spag Bol for dinner and OCD'd some books:D
Monday - Living room, hall and stairsALL DONE TOOTS
Tuesday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining Area ALL DONE TOOTS
Wednesday ~ Study and Bathroom/loo ALL DONE TOOTS
Level One:j
Level Two:j
Level Three
Extras ~ just 3 today as they are time consuming Change any dead lightbulbs and defluff any old ones.. if you can change some old ones for eco-bulbs.. save a few pence where we can blocks, that means more up and down ladders.....I hate ladders:eek::eek::eek::heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0 -
Haven't stopped all morning yet house still looks like a tip. I have managed to:-
- get everyone up dressed and fed
- slithered to school in the lovely (not) fresh snow we had last night (erm are we in a new Ice Age or something, will it never end)
- walked on to shop for flora and nappies
- dug car out of shop car park where I had to abandon it at 830pm last night cos it wouldnt shift and I had to walk home:mad: Would like to say HUGEST thanks to the 2 lovely men who helped me thig morning :T:T whoever said its bringing out the best in people is spot on
- cleaned DW filters and refilled salt
- cleaned WM cointrap - horrific job, total nightmare to open, stupid design
- stripped childrens beds (not enough else for a whole wash so did their sheets etc)
- emptied and reloaded DW
- put a load of dry laundry away
- got bag of junk stuff ready for school
- done lunch and tidied up
- harrassed husband to change some lightbulbs
AnW's - ouchy ouch hope you are ok , I was gonna give you a hug anyway so here, have 2... ((hug)) ((hug))
melspur - for uncooperative patient - bribery with chocolate ?
Mudders - for gods sake woman, it could only happen to you. Seriously sounds nasty though. Poor you
Sarah - nice to see you , how exciting about the house-work (not the housework LOL)
I got this poem in an email from my Aunt today. Think it has done the rounds before but it made me smile againThought you all might like it:
Cleaning PoemI asked the Lord to tell me
Why my house is such a mess
He asked if I'd been 'computering',
And I had to answer 'yes.'He told me to get off my butt,
And tidy up the house.
And so I started cleaning up...
The smudges off my mouse.I wiped and shined the topside.
That really did the trick...
I was just admiring my good work.I didn't mean to 'click.'But click, I did, and oops - I found
A real absorbing site
That I got SO way into it -
I was into it all night.
So nothing's changed except my mouse.
It's as shiny as the sun.
I guess my house will stay a mess.....
While I sit here on my bum.
(There was then a picture that didnt work but it said "I love my computer because my friends live in it"
I loved that
Jan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
NSDs: 3
Walk to school: 2/47
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nutttyrock - I work full time too and commute almost 90 mins each way. Often a lot of the list gets left til the weekend but once you get it under control most rooms don't take long. Kitchen and Bathroom are my favourites as they can be done whilst dinner is cooking - they're next to each other whereas the lounge is at the other end of a long thin flat!
hugs to AnW's mum and mudbath - I feel your pain!
DH's dad just dropped the shovel off so DH has cleared and salted our little path. Boss has said colleague can come here for the meeting tomorrow but colleague would really prefer me to go into work I know (understandably as all the documents we need are there and it's a hassle to email them). BUT a) I'm worried about how to get to work - there were no trains running today from my station and I don't want another 3 hour journey and b) I'm worried about slipping again and making my ankle worse!
I've had a bath and am resting my ankle again - I'll try and do the bathroom later, study is all tidy so just needs a wipe and hoover (and as DH has just knocked the shredder over in there he'll be doing that).
pigpen - thanks...when I googled it said homeopathic arnica tablets are fine but not the cream. I know I'm not necessarily pg I just don't want to take any chances!Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0 -
Afternoon
Have been shopping this morning (DH got something, I didn't) so now I MUST get on with some things!!
I will start will HHI then do the bathroom... and then put my feet up for the rest of the day;)BLOWINGBUBBLES:kisses2: SMARTIE120 -
I recommend....SOYADN:D
lol thanks, think I am have had to do that as I started to feel a bit funny. Some friends popped in just now as well so I had a sit and a chat with them.nuttyrockeress wrote: »So come on, get me motivated and give me a kick up the wotsit and tell me how you guys all manage to be ar§3d
Mmmm not sure we are ar*ed all the time! But try dot2dotting, decide on one area and clear a bit of it then keep that clear and add a bit more. As they say Rome wasn't built in a day....kazmeister wrote: »AnW'smum - Hope you ok hun, banging your head is NOT good at all. Hope the b*m and elbows aren't too painful either
I checked the symptom thing on NHS Direct so I know what to keep an eye out for :eek: but already I am feeling better than I was.
Kids are being kicked out of school early so Mum and Dad are picking them up for me.
ETA Yikes Mudders that sounds nasty, woohooo for the man that helped you. Hope you feel better soon. xxOfficial Mascot and Chief Cheerleader for the 'Mortgage Free in Three' Gang0 -
MissHiggerty wrote: »(and have you ever tried to totter down the road with a cello in black ice or - even worse - try to get one on a bus...:cool:)
oooh, I had a flash back, used to play Double Bass (3/4 size) as a girl and the flipping bus drivers used to charge me 1 child fare and a bike/dog fare and I didn't even get to sit down but had to stand near the driver holding the blooming thing.:mad: Why did I not learn and make the kids learn something small, like a flute or a clarinet instead of a keyboard and a trombone :eek: and guess who has to take them everywhere!
Hope you trips/slips and bumps (are we getting a new flybaby today?, so exciting) are all ok? Do be careful out there peeps. Hugs to all esp Turks.
Loved the poem JillD, very funny and also aas Jinky would have it, so duly noted and off for HHC at 2.45 - 3.15 if anyone in?
Mel xProud to have dealt with our debt. DFW Nerd 1474
DFD 25/08/15 _party_. Was: £23,929 01/01/14.0 -
Quite a bit of ironing done, lunch scoffed, dishes washed and DD gone back out. Having HH to myself now then a HH in the bathroom.
Please, all that HAVE to go out, take care. I don't think it's too slippy here due to all the fresh snow but will find out when I pop to the shop later xx0 -
done to 752:heart: R.I.P.:heart:
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