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Weekly Flylady Thread 18th January 2010

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  • poohbear59
    poohbear59 Posts: 4,866 Forumite
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    jojo The tutor is way out of line asking you personal questions. I hope it goes well tomorrow.

    MrsChaos Your note abut asthma meds has reminded me to take mine. I have an alarm on my phone for all the others but I haven't set up asthma meds on there. Will do now.

    Monday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining Area
    Level One
    [STRIKE]Wipe and replace small appliances
    Declutter and wipe work surfaces[/STRIKE]
    Level Two
    [STRIKE]Sweep and mop floors
    Wipe units/appliances
    Clear and wipe a cluttered fluffy shelf![/STRIKE]
    Level Three
    Tidy, clear and wipe the top of the washing machines and dryer
    [STRIKE]Clean one small appliance thoroughly.. microwave, kettle, iron, [/STRIKE]
    Clean deterrgent drawers
    Extras
    1. Clean paintwork
    2. Order and organise the packets and jars and tins.
    3. Sort the utensils.. half melted spatulas are not necessary!
    4. HHI.. then wash the ironing board cover!

    We are sorting out our finances today too.
    business mortgage £0))''(+ Barclay's business kitchen loan £0=Total paid off was £96105 PPI claimed and received £13527
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  • pigpen wrote: »
    Actually.. there is an obligation to be present at registration tutorials.. it is a requirement of all higher education establishments. It is so the colleges/universities can claim the required finances to support each student.. if students miss 15% of registration sessions they don't get funding.. and the students cannot get EMA/grants. This time is also used to offer help and support with other aspects of learning, passing on vital information e.g. closure dates, additional activities.. at uni this time is used for help with essay writing, cv writing etc.

    And if it is only twice a week it isn't such a huge issue for DD I'm sure, she just needs to be made aware this is a requirement that she signed agreeing to when she signed the enrollment papers, if it is good enough for everyone else it is good enough for her!.

    I had a similar discussion with DD1 a week or so ago!



    Thanks, I think DD1 knows this already, but the tutor's point wasn't that DD1 is absent (because she isn't) but because she doesn't like taking part in the activities - like 'think of something that makes you feel really, really bad...now tell the whole group about it and they'll decide what you can do to make it all go away'. After 90 seconds of being spoken at by the woman, I didn't want to share with her, either! :D

    Never mind, I shall drag myself onto public transport as soon as my hospital thingy ends, travel for about an hour for a ten minute patronising session and then try and get back to pick DD2 up from school on time. The only previous comment of note from the tutor was that there is no such thing as a reason for being late, as it is impossible for a bus to be late if you are waiting for it two hours before you are due to be at your destination. She obviously has never had to wait for a bus in our area then, as DD1 already does this and still ends up late.



    Never mind, back to the kneading - so absorbing an activity!
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  • JillD_2
    JillD_2 Posts: 1,773 Forumite
    Good afternoon :wave:
    I havent been around much the last few days, the white stuff has gone so we can get out and about a bit more YAY and I've been reading a fab book so that has kept me busy in the evenings.

    My friend went into labour this morning so I am looking after her 2 year old at the mo and collecting her 6 year old from school later and keeping them for the duration. Thankfully my DH is working from home again so that he can take our wee one to get our 2 from school, as friend's wee boy goes to different school. Anyway I am not going to bother with flying too much until they are gone home - who knows when that will be LOL - as the house will be full of noise and chaos as soon as school kicks out. So I am enjoying the peace just now as the 2 wee ones are both asleep (well friend's is, mine is trampolining in the travel cot by the sound of it :rolleyes:) and what better way to enjoy peace than catch up on the thread :)
    Jan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
    NSDs: 3
    Walk to school: 2/47
    Bloater challenge: £0/0lbs

  • kassey
    kassey Posts: 1,523 Forumite
    Monday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining Area All done Toots :j:D
  • ragz_2
    ragz_2 Posts: 3,254 Forumite
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    Monday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining Area

    DONE!

    Also vac'd and mopped bathroom as it's right nextdoor so will count that on bathroom day ;)
    Vacuumed bedrooms too so those off next lists. (I live in a bungalow and can do the whole place from one plug!)
    Or is that cheating?
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  • List update
    Monday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining Area
    Level One
    Level Two
    Sweep and mop floors
    Wipe units/appliances
    Clear and wipe a cluttered fluffy shelf!
    Level Three
    Tidy, clear and wipe the top of the washing machines and dryer
    Clean one small appliance thoroughly.. microwave, kettle, iron,
    Extras
    1. Clean paintwork
    2. Order and organise the packets and jars and tins.
    3. HHI.. then wash the ironing board cover!
    Hall and stairs vacuumed mirror cleaned
    front door done
    washing machine on clean cycle
    Buy new Ironing board cover.
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  • Jassa
    Jassa Posts: 355 Forumite
    Hi :j
    Congrats Smarties!

    Monday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining AreaALL DONE!!
    Level One
    [STRIKE]Wipe and replace small appliances
    Declutter and wipe work surfaces[/STRIKE]

    Level Two
    [STRIKE]Sweep and mop floors
    Wipe units/appliances
    Clear and wipe a cluttered fluffy shelf![/STRIKE]
    Did mugs/tea/coffee cupboard
    Level Three
    [STRIKE]Tidy, clear and wipe the top of the washing machines and dryer
    Clean one small appliance thoroughly.. microwave, kettle, iron,
    Clean deterrgent drawers [/STRIKE]

    Extras
    1. [STRIKE]Clean paintwork [/STRIKE]
    2. [STRIKE]Order and organise the packets and jars and tins. [/STRIKE]
    3. [STRIKE]Sort the utensils.. half melted spatulas are not necessary![/STRIKE]
    4. HHI.. then wash the ironing board cover! Will do ironing in a mo - not sure cover would survive a wash - must get another.
    Dailies done. Cleaned out fridge. Updated meal plan to use up stuff found. Cleaned oven and hob. Been to library. Done HHE. Need to do HHFinance. Brill list again Pigpen.

    Sunshine here so had walk by sea - it's getting misty now though. Hugs to those feeling poorly or down.

    Jx
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  • JillD_2
    JillD_2 Posts: 1,773 Forumite
    edited 18 January 2010 at 3:23PM
    Extras list update:

    Jills Extras This Week
    Charity bag out Tuesday
    Book Nirvana
    Chase Egg closure
    Chase wills
    Sort presents for next 4 parties
    Sort one folder of filing cabinet
    Reclaim dining room
    Arrange cinema
    Filing
    Install Turbolister
    HHI
    Emergency bag (no I am not pregnant or anything just entering the spirit of all this emergency planning, the next things will be floods mark my words ......)


    piggers - thanks for passport item on last week's lists, mine expires in April and I had no idea, but now I know and can renew in plenty of time (we never go anywhere exciting but do need photo id to fly home to Nireland so may need it in the summer)
    Jan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
    NSDs: 3
    Walk to school: 2/47
    Bloater challenge: £0/0lbs

  • helen_jelly
    helen_jelly Posts: 2,982 Forumite
    edited 18 January 2010 at 3:27PM
    Hi

    I have also WM x 2, hoovered the LR, dusted the LR, cleaned the french doors in the LR, cleaned the coffee table, sorted shoes in the hall, cleaned up dog sick - yuck - TD x 2, decluttered in LR [hoping I can cross off some jobs for LR day when it comes around.]

    Feeling demotivated today - I want to move to a house where its all nicely decorated [can't afford to do it here], lots of storage [no space here] and there is a sererate wing for the kids and dog who are dirty and smelly!!!!!! DH can stay in my wing if he's good and if not I want a seperate wing for him too [he's nice really] I just keep looking at the rooms and thinking how dingy it all looks and how we have no money to do anything - I'm sick to death of it all so I don't care what DH thinks I'm looking for a full time job even if he shouts and screams I don't care, SAHM's are fine [and I love doing it] but we can't afford it so its reality check time for him tonight - wish me luck

    Helen x

    ETA And to top it all I've just opened a drawer in the kitchen to check passport dates [thanks Jill and Pigpen] and the blerdy drawer has just collapsed beyond repair - fed up beyond words now.
    Projects made for craft fair - 40 :)
    1st fair on 13/4/14 :j
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