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Weekly Flylady Thread 1st February 2010

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  • maralum
    maralum Posts: 361 Forumite
    Mumof2 - do you need the cash? If yes I'd go for the other job for now and maybe save your wages to pay for the course. You will then still have an income whilst you hopefully get a thriving signing business off the ground. Good luck.

    My goodness Dusty, that's absolutely the most sensible option. I would never have thought of it. It seems terribly unfair that I have jack-all common sense. I speak four languages, have no problem with algebra and can even program a dvd player, but a sensible solution to a relatively simple problem evades me every bloody time. I would've just jumped in head-first and signed up for the signing lessons. Maybe I'm seeing a pattern to why I'm eternally poor. :(

    One of my friends was with me while I was cutting some material for a new dress the other day and she said to me "If you pin your pattern to the rear side of the fabric, you can mark out any darts without it showing on the front.". This was a revelation to me. I've been making my own clothes for a year and it never once occurred to me that using the wrong side of the fabric! :o
  • maralum
    maralum Posts: 361 Forumite
    Poor hex, good luck with smelly dog. Sending anti-stink hugs your way. x
  • greenbee
    greenbee Posts: 17,889 Forumite
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    boring boring meeting :o
  • Mumof2_2
    Mumof2_2 Posts: 2,694 Forumite
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    Been pondering whilst I have been walking (and getting covered with mud - thank heavens for waterproof trousers!) I'm going to just go for the Manor Hall job and see what happens. If I do my typing job and, if I was lucky enough to get it, the MH job, I'd be bringing in hopefully at least £300 per month which will definitely help won't it. I think deep down I'm just not confident enough to sit in front of a class of mums and tots singing; DH will be disappointed but hey, such is life.

    Many thanks for all your helpful advice; you know how it is when your head is in turmoil with everything I'm sure.

    Right, cup of tea and then it's time to dig out the iron methinks ;)
    Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting
  • Dustykitten
    Dustykitten Posts: 16,507 Forumite
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    hex2 wrote: »
    You know you are just feeding those old studentphil rumours :rotfl::rotfl:

    Teenage SS has just appeared and asked me if I know the hall smells *rolleyes*. Yes, says I. He then tells me he thought the dog had done something horrid when he went up to bed last night but he didn't check. Grounds for justifiable homicide? Stupid mutt has been for a nice roll in one of the compost heaps and stinks again. I am now even less of a dog person :(.

    Note to self - reason No 78 on the list of why I am never having a dog ;)

    There is a lot to be said for SP rumours - I've never see Pigpen post on a SP thread;)

    I am proud to tell you all I only have one user id and have only ever had one, if you want to read any of my words of wisdom, drivel, despair, humour or general chit chat you will find them all under my post count.

    Hard floors hooverd and mopped.

    Going to check on DS3 before doing something else off my list
    The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair
  • kassey
    kassey Posts: 1,523 Forumite
    Wednesday ~ Master bedroom All done Toots :j:D
  • jinky67
    jinky67 Posts: 47,812 Forumite
    I suppose I better look at my listy eh?:rotfl:
    :heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls
  • LameWolf
    LameWolf Posts: 11,238 Forumite
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    edited 3 February 2010 at 4:21PM
    Afternoon, Flyers.

    Wednesday ~ Master bedroom
    Level One
    Declutter the floors and vacuum! Done (Mr LW vacuumed the whole place yesterday while he was home). Have also dewebbed, as the spiders have been building again.
    Strip, wash and replace the bedding Regular Saturday task – done for this week.
    Level Two
    Clear the floordrobe/shoes/bags etc that are strewn around None strewn.:)
    Make sure any chairs in the room are visible! Done
    Clear and tidy the top of a wardrobe/chest of drawers Done – and cleaned candle holders used yesterday (Note to self - beeswax candles are hard to clean up after)
    Level Three
    Do your pillows need replacing? No, they're fine.
    Binbag dance Done
    HHI All done already; HHWii instead
    Extras
    1. Empty and wash out all bins upstairs Done all the bins; it's just a small bungalow!
    2. Clear out a cupboard.. any cupboard.. or a very full drawer I guess Done – tidied all the drawers in the bottom of the big wardrobe.
    3. List 5 things to sell/giveaway Nothing to get rid of at present, apart from some books; those are set by to take to the next Moot, on Feb 21, for their Bring'n'Buy table.
    4. February meal planning and finances need doing/updating!! Done - finances now totally up to date, including a redistribute of the savings, and the meal plan has been re-jigged as we're nearly out of cheese.
    5. LW's Extras: Hand wash two tops – DONE.
    I feel sooooo tired today, more so than usual. Just want to lie on the sofa and have an hour's kip.:(

    I've skimmed the thread; it moves so fast, if I read it all thoroughly, I'd never get any flying done! So anyways, ((((HUGS)))) where needed - help yourselves!:o

    Oops - ETA THURSDAY IS COMPLETE;)
    If your dog thinks you're the best, don't seek a second opinion.;)
  • greenbee
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    Mumof2 wrote: »
    Been pondering whilst I have been walking (and getting covered with mud - thank heavens for waterproof trousers!) I'm going to just go for the Manor Hall job and see what happens. If I do my typing job and, if I was lucky enough to get it, the MH job, I'd be bringing in hopefully at least £300 per month which will definitely help won't it. I think deep down I'm just not confident enough to sit in front of a class of mums and tots singing; DH will be disappointed but hey, such is life.
    As others have said, this is a sensible route. And you can look into the signing in the meantime. As hex says, do your market research, work out the costs, and find out what qualifications (if any) you need and where you can get them. There may be a cheaper way e.g. adult education service if you take it as a long term goal. You could also do a couple of informal sessions in friends' homes to see how interested people are.

    Boring meeting over... washing removed from WM and bunged in dryer.

    Need to get some work done :o
  • *H*_2
    *H*_2 Posts: 96 Forumite
    [:eek: That means getting the ladder out... I don't do heights - my ceilings are 9' 6" high - I am going to stubbornly substitute this for doing those light fittings I can reach WITHOUT getting the ladder out... :p.

    Soapie,

    That would be castle then?;),

    Love H
    "When stuck in a river, it is best to dive and swim to the bank yourself before someone drops a large stone on your chest in the attempt to hoosh you there" Eeyrore :rolleyes:
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