Weekly Flylady Thread 22nd March 2010

keys_2

Sandy {{{Hugs and thoughts are with you }}} .. Please make sure you tell Hubby when he gets in as you may feel a bit more relieved , when the burden of moving and the news is shared with him . And try your best to keep your chin up , until you find out exactly what it is , even thow easier said than done .


Im in for this week also , I fell off the flylady waggon a bit the last couple of weeks so im getting that bomb up my bum today
Dd is off school as she has chicken pox ..poor luv had me up all last night as the spots hurt her so much Looks like another late one for me tonight thow as she has crashed out now and I feel cruel if I wake her
Does anyone know how long it lasts for till she can go back to nursery ??

Monday ~ Living room, Hallway, Stairs
Level One
[STRIKE]remove clutter from floors, chairs and fireplace.. [/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Vacuum floors you can see and sofas[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Open the windows and let in some fresh air[/STRIKE]
Level Two
[STRIKE]Vacuum under the furniture you can move safely[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Dust those flat fluffy surfaces[/STRIKE]
Level Three
[STRIKE]muck out manky pets![/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Clean windows, pictures, mirrors etc.[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Vacuum hall and stairs.. all the way up to the top!!!!![/STRIKE]
Extras

1. [STRIKE]Wipe woodwork in the living room/s[/STRIKE]
2. [STRIKE]Wash any smelly soft furnishings[/STRIKE]
3. List items on ebay
   
4. 15 minutes filing
5. sort dd wardrobe clothes
   

poohbear59

sandy I am thinking of you. You make sure you tell DH when he gets home and I am sure he will be understanding. Brilliant news on the house move too. Regarding ADs and AEDs. I have both but I guess it depends what you are already on.

Craftyscholar

Sandy ((((hugs))))
I was trying to think of something useful to write - then I read toots' post.
She always finds the right words.

As others have said - you can make the move to York and get your treatment from them right from the start. Plus you are nearer family. Plus there appear to be a team of Flyladies forming ready to welcome you.

gratefulforhelp_2

sandy71 wrote: »

I can't take anti depressants as they react with my AED's so will just have to try and cope:(

While its true that some of them will decrease your threshold for fits, and/or react with other medication, there must be something you can take, so worth an ask, surely?

Mumof2_2

keys wrote: »

Im in for this week also , I fell off the flylady waggon a bit the last couple of weeks so im getting that bomb up my bum today
Dd is off school as she has chicken pox ..poor luv had me up all last night as the spots hurt her so much Looks like another late one for me tonight thow as she has crashed out now and I feel cruel if I wake her
Does anyone know how long it lasts for till she can go back to nursery ??

When DD had them 4 years ago she was off nursery until the scabs dried over at which point she won't be contagious any more. I presume the ruling is still the same - may be worth a phone call to your nursery to check? Hope she's not in too much discomfort tonight, poor little love x

Lady-Liberty

Afternoon

Wet & miserable here.....just checking in.....thanks to the usual threesome/foursome :A

Miss H Happy Birthday :bdaycake:

Sandy Skim read & seen your news...(((hugs)))....sorry my opinion of consultants is very low as the regulars on here will know.....but best wishes with your move & hope you get a better deal in York

jjef Nice to see you making a re-appearance over here

gtx You mentioned you were feeling down.....anything we can help with...you know how good the flylady team is?

GnB (((hugs))) x

Diva Will try & catch you xx

Jinks Hurry up & get yourself back online Missus

LW Sorry.....no spare "spoons" here

toots Lots of love & special hugs xx

Welcome to the newbies........no flying from me, don't follow my lead I'm exempt

Love to all xx

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

Not that it's a comfort at the moment, Sandy, but a tumour like thingy in the description of a consultant doesn't necessarily mean a tumour in the same way we think of it. To give an example, a lady might have a hysterectomy when she has fibroids. The consultant would (normally knows better, but could) say she had tumours.

And, although it's horrid to hear by phone, you wouldn't really have preferred to go in alone, be told this and have to catch the bus home, and a letter could have taken a week.

Just think, you could be in your new house soon, where you want to be and getting everything dealt with.

And now you have the flyladies to hold you up!

xxx

TAG

Afternoon everyone,

I have managed to 'steal' back my laptop from the children!!!:j:j I've only had it for 3 or 4 weeks and you can count on one hand the amount of times I've used it. **rollseyes**
So, I am in theory, a laptop virgin plus I'm not used to this keypad yet so I'm sorry for the immense amount of typos that will more than likely appear.

Right hugs to sandy :grouphug::grouphug:

And Happy Birthday to Miss H!!!

Off to find a list....................................

sandy71

poohbear59 wrote: »

sandy I am thinking of you. You make sure you tell DH when he gets home and I am sure he will be understanding. Brilliant news on the house move too. Regarding ADs and AEDs. I have both but I guess it depends what you are already on.

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

While its true that some of them will decrease your threshold for fits, and/or react with other medication, there must be something you can take, so worth an ask, surely?

Thank you I will ask about it. When I mentioned it to the GP he said there was no way I could mix them! I am on 2 different AED's so maybe that's why.
Thinking about it properly though I'm still having fit's anyway so may as well give it a go. I just hate taking drugs all the time:(

Trying to decide how to tell DH, he rang again and he is in a really good mood, I don't want to upset him.

TAG

Monday ~ Living room, Hallway, Stairs
Level One
remove clutter from floors, chairs and fireplace..
Vacuum floors you can see and sofas
Open the windows and let in some fresh air
Level Two
Vacuum under the furniture you can move safely
Wipe and water neglected plants
Dust those flat fluffy surfaces
Level Three
muck out manky pets!
Clean windows, pictures, mirrors etc.
Vacuum hall and stairs.. all the way up to the top!!!!!
Extras

1. Wipe woodwork in the living room/s
2. Wash any smelly soft furnishings
3. Sort spreadsheets/finances/meal plans etc
4. 15 minutes filing

:o:oCan you believe Miss tag who's 7 has just had to show me how to copy and paste with the laptop:o:o:o:rotfl::rotfl: