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Weekly Flylady Thread 25th January 2010
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Philip Glenister (loved him well before Life on Mars...)
George Clooney
Johnny Depp (esp if dressed as Jack Sparrow - no chance if Willy Wonka)
Hugh Grant
Jeff Goldblum (from whom I have nicked a line anyway:))
Frank Lampard (but don't tell LouBlue)
Richard Hammond
James May (but not Jeremy Clarkson or Jeremy Vine or Jeremy Kyle...)
Stephen Fry (I KNOW but...)
Philip Schofield
Second that, but would add Hugh Laurie, James Marsters and David Boreanaz. Oh, and then there's Alex O'Loughlin, David Tennant and one other whose name I can't quite remember. By the time I've found his name I'll have lost this post, so I'd better stop now.0 -
Far better for a one to one mother/son interlude is to buy a loaf of bread, a couple of apples and a quarter pound of cheese from the market, then go to the park to feast on hand ripped chunks of bread and cheese, interspersed with bites of apple whilst feeding the ducks the scrag end of the loaf at the same time. You can also talk which you can't do in the cinema.
That's a great idea - now why didn't I think of a no-prep picnic. It's food he loves, too. There's a reservoir/lake with a park on the way home. They even had an old mill and sometimes sell their own flour. Great, as I'm getting back into baking.
The cinema would be a one-off thing. He's never been and really getting into films at the moment. Maybe as a reward or on a special occasion.
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That's a great idea - now why didn't I think of a no-prep picnic. It's food he loves, too. There's a reservoir/lake with a park on the way home. They even had an old mill and sometimes sell their own flour. Great, as I'm getting back into baking.
The cinema would be a one-off thing. He's never been and really getting into films at the moment. Maybe as a reward or on a special occasion.
Thanks again!
To make it even more special - get HIM to help you choose the loaf of bread and the particular two apples and the specific chunk of cheese that you'll devour with your bear hands whilst feeding the ducks xxI am the leading lady in the movie of my life
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What a lovely idea soappie. I am training to be a mentor at the mo to mentor kids aged between 8 and 12 that are starting to get in to trouble or that have issues in their lives, I never thought about a picnic like that with them - DH and I have done similar loads but this could be a nice thing to do somewhere localIt's nice to be nutty but's more important to be nice0
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hubba hubba
list of men with whom I would...;)
Philip Glenister (loved him well before Life on Mars...)
George Clooney
Johnny Depp (esp if dressed as Jack Sparrow - no chance if Willy Wonka)
Hugh Grant
Jeff Goldblum (from whom I have nicked a line anyway:))
Frank Lampard (but don't tell LouBlue)
Richard Hammond
James May (but not Jeremy Clarkson or Jeremy Vine or Jeremy Kyle...)
Stephen Fry (I KNOW but...)
Philip Schofield
is distracted, somehow...
eta (a) just for fun
(b) this list is in NO WAY complete
A few "dodgy" ones in there Vailli :eek:
Oh... and you "forgot" Colin Firth :drool:...... I find I am using " and " more in the absense of the :rolleyes: smilley
This saddens me, cos I dont want to be the half wit going " with her fingers " iykwim:rolleyes:
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Yay, 2 pairs of trousers fully repaired, 3 coats washed and drip drying and 2 pairs of scruffy shoes renewed to wearability again!!!:j:j:j
I'm now waiting for a fast wash on 25 degrees (20 mins in my machine), one of the pairs of trousers that declare themselves DRY CLEAN ONLY (however, they're bog standard, plain Navy Blue, no pattern / embellishments etc.)... I've put them inside out and will drip dry them also (my beautifully clean inner hall looks like a bloomin' laudrerama!)
Will save a fiver if it works, and waste £80 if it doesn't :eek::eek:
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Told you I would be gone all day didnt I?:p
Want to hear what I did? no? Tough:p- Emptied all the kitchen cupboards
- scrubbed all the kitchen cupboards inside and out
- emptied fridge
- washed windows
- scrubbed bath
- scrubbed shower
- scrubbed sink
- scrubbed toilet
- scrubbed tiles
- scrubbed door
- washed paintwork
- washed windows
- brushed and washed the floor
- scrubbed sink
- scrubbed toilet
- washed paintwork
- scrubbed walls
- scrubbed door
- scrubbed carpet in hall
- emptied out DDD bedroom with help from SIL:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
- washed walls
- washed paintwork
- scrubbed carpet
- washed windows
- washed walls in LR
- washed paintwork
- washed windows
- brushed floor
- sorted about 300, 000, 000 ,000 things into bags for keeping or chucking
- shifted all the furniture in the LR
- dusted and dewebbed everywhere
I think that is everything:cool::rotfl:
The men meanwhile and the kids moved all the furniture out, and all the rubbish, still needs to be disposed of tomorrow
So glad BIL and SIL came with the kids, half way through, to help or we would still be there, as we are not long back home:(
I was going to look through the lists and strike off for stars but frankly I CBA......but if you wish to award them I wont complain:D:D:D:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Off to die in bed now......surprisingly my back stood up to all that work...dunno what it will be like tomorrow though:rotfl::eek::heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0 -
< sneaks in >
hellooooooooooooooooooooooo
long time no see!!!
but much has happened :eek:
we made it to the other side of the world and are settling nicely in Adelaide :j
buuuuuuuuuuuut - they don't have any housework goblins either :wall: - so back to my 2 trusted hands ....
i do have to start at the very beginning though- no dishwasher means heaps of dirty dishes ALL the time!!
so my first taks is to clear all the dishes every evening and get the sink shining
and i have to get back into meal planning (lacking BIG time there!!
good to be back :j0 -
heres my list for today
finish tiles in the bathroom
paint daughters bedroom
sandwiches for tomorrow
kids homework
uniforms ready
read kid books
clean dads
clean house
do online tesco order
meal plan
have a nice relaxing day:j0 -
Morning all,
Jinks who's house were you cleaning? I hope you can get out of bed this morning after all that:eek:.
My plan for today is to finish my lists, do my dailies, do some ironing, clean out the rabbits, do at least HH on the Wii fit and take Ds2 to the park. Not neccisarily in that order.
I need to find my list.
Monday ~ Kiddies rooms/Spare rooms/Additional reception rooms
Level Three
list/take them straight away!
Extras- HHI
Level One
Strip wash and replace the bedding
Level Two
Sort through one of the boxes of gibble
Vacuum floor and under the bed
Sort through the bedside cabinets
Level Three
Tidy the clothing.. wardobe/COD
HHI.. so you have some more to put away lol
Tidy the airing cupboard
Extras- Update finances for January and organise February payments
My Extras
Fill in K form
Get OH to put boxes in attic then put airer back on landing
Ebay x 5
Exchange slippers
Freezer shuffle & inventories
Menu plan0
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