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Weekly Flylady Thread 29th March 2010

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  • hollyh
    hollyh Posts: 5,474 Forumite
    greenbee wrote: »
    I'll check the duvet in the morning... and you need to tell neveah that she doesn't need the books cluttering up the house, so once you've dropped them in the bath you'll pass them on (via me and hex ;)) to the charity shop...

    My bath has epsom salts & lavender in it, so we should all be getting a very good night's sleep!

    They usually go onto bookhopper after me so we can get more books.:cool: Now they're coming in faster than i can read them.:eek:

    Ds1 has just made me a coffee so i'm going to run my bath while i drink it seeing as Ds2 has finally gone to sleep.
  • greenbee
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    hollyh wrote: »
    They usually go onto bookhopper after me so we can get more books.:cool: Now they're coming in faster than i can read them.:eek:
    Get neveah to paint the rest of your bathroom while you catch up with her on the reading :D
  • Dorastar
    Dorastar Posts: 2,175 Forumite
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    ssssshhhhh I just posted that I'd do hers and she could have mine (ever hopeful) but mse refused to publish it !
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  • Mumof2_2
    Mumof2_2 Posts: 2,694 Forumite
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    All this talk of lovely relaxing baths makes me want one but our central heating is PANTS so it takes a good 15 mins to run one :(. Enjoy our soaks everyone - I'll have a shower in the morning.

    I didn't see Dr Who; wouldn't be the same without Mr Yummy, sorry Mr David Tennant ;). The new one might grow on me, but he'll need to do a lot of work .... not that I'm picky at all you understand.

    Had a better day today; great time at Messy Church. DD told our minister she became a friend of Jesus (Christian) last night, he said a lovely prayer for her and asked if she'd mind telling people later on. She didn't mind at all, so we did crafts and at the end everyone sat down and he said about DD - she went up to the front and said she was a Christian. I was so proud I could burst :j:j:j! This afternoon after lunch I went out to get some more chook bedding with the kids and they watched a DVD whilst I put on my waterproofs and cleaned out the chickens. Looks so much better now.

    Then off to MaccyDs for tea (I know, very naughty), back here, bit of TV then bed time for kids and I've been sat here typing as I need all the money I can get right now. Off to bed shortly.

    Toots, have a wonderful day tomorrow my love xx

    Greenbee, I must be a real slob as never iron my bedding - too much faffing for me, but I have to say it does like nice when it's done. Of course Mrs Perfect (MIL) always does it - 'nuff said :mad: Any news from Sandy?

    Polkadot, how lovely to have an afternoon sleep, I think everyone should have one but unfortunately my children don't agree - often I'll try to get them to lie down but I end up falling asleep and they sneak off somewhere and cause mayhem!

    MissH, wow, your daughter must be really talented and you must be one proud Mum!

    Piggers, glad you got your clothes sorted now and let's hope you have a better nights sleep. When do you get back?
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  • frankerooney
    frankerooney Posts: 167 Forumite
    I'm quite chuffed with how much I've managed to achieve this week :T. Thank you so much for this list - I wouldn't have managed it without you! :beer:

    My things to be glad about: A helpful husband, beautiful children, caring families and friends, enough money, good health, jobs, and lots lots more :D.

    Monday ~ Kitchen and Dining room
    Level Two
    Clean out fridge

    Tuesday ~ Living room/family room or other reception room!
    Level Two
    Dust and deweb.. make sure you do light fittings and bulbs! do picture rails and coving too if you possess it!

    Wednesday ~ Bathroom and Study/Pc Area
    Level One
    Clean floors in these rooms
    Clean baths, toilets and sinks
    Level Two
    Clear any clutter from desk
    Wipe keyboard and mouse (these usually have more germs on than your toilet so important).. And your house phone.. they must be just as vile..
    Level Three
    Wipe down tiles in bathroom
    Clean the brushes/dust box/filters on the vacuum cleaner!!!! .. make sure they are completely dry before using it though.. I don’t want anyone electrocuted!
    Compulsory Extra..
    Turn on your favourite song and sing REALLY loudly along with it! .. I don't care if you all sound like strangled cats.. I want you to sing for me! I find it really lifts a cloudy mood!

    Thursday ~ master bedroom and landing
    Level Two
    Vacuum floors
    Sort through one cupboard of clothing
    Level Three
    Sort out the airing cupboard or linen cupboard.. what can go? What do you need to keep?
    Sort through one box of junk

    Friday ~ Childrens pits, spare or neglected rooms!
    Level One
    Declutter and vacuum the floor
    Level Two
    Sort through a cupboard.. any cupboard, could even be a kitchen one!
    Drag out and sort all the gibble from under the bed!
    Straighten the toy boxes and shelves
    Level Three
    Dust and deweb
    Wipe sticky grotmarks from the walls, doors and paintwork
  • Dorastar
    Dorastar Posts: 2,175 Forumite
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    Mumof2 wrote: »
    Had a better day today; great time at Messy Church. DD told our minister she became a friend of Jesus (Christian) last night, he said a lovely prayer for her and asked if she'd mind telling people later on. She didn't mind at all, so we did crafts and at the end everyone sat down and he said about DD - she went up to the front and said she was a Christian. I was so proud I could burst :j:j:j!
    QUOTE]

    Aaaaw you must have been so proud and happy for her too - we are still trying to persuade ds that the vicar and Jesus are not actually one and the same!
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  • hollyh
    hollyh Posts: 5,474 Forumite
    greenbee wrote: »
    Get neveah to paint the rest of your bathroom while you catch up with her on the reading :D

    Now that's a good idea.:D I think she may say no though.:(
  • thifty
    thifty Posts: 1,027 Forumite
    Awww, just think of the pictures the kids will draw at school...

    'Tell me about your picture, Master T.'

    'Well, that's my giant bike that I have to wear stilts to get on. There's mummy taking back the horrid coat to the shop so I can get one I like. Her tongue's poking out a bit because she's biting it.

    That's Daddy. He's making it rain because he's doing some work in the garden.

    And the giant purple whirlwind thing with a little purple blob and carrying loads of shopping bags? Oh, that's Nana and my little sister'

    *****
    love it!:rotfl:
    Tell MIL your second rated present each time. As long as she thinks she's got in first (which may not be 'being a parent', but just wanting to be special to the children/compensating for them not having two Nannies to spoil them), she won't be hurt and you'll be able to get them the big presents sometimes!

    (I do understand. Ex KH1's mother was an fffffin nightmare. She completely took over, so much so I felt that she had stolen DD1. She bought all the clothes, thus freeing up KH1 to spend it on computers and junk food, took her out constantly instead of for a couple of hours, nearer 17 at a time, started sneaking her normal cows' milk at 4 months because she decided the BF wasn't giving her enough goodness and generally did my head in!)
    Dorastar wrote: »
    Sorry but I'm sure I said you could have my list instead - I'll look after yours if you like

    Now then lady be nice to me as I know something that Pigpen doesn't remember!!!:rotfl:
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  • Dorastar
    Dorastar Posts: 2,175 Forumite
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    thifty wrote: »
    Now then lady be nice to me as I know something that Pigpen doesn't remember!!!:rotfl:

    You wouldn't as you are such a lovely lady :A
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  • thifty
    thifty Posts: 1,027 Forumite
    Have just realised that I should have typed Know rather than remember, how could she remember something she has no knowledge of???? I blame Gordon! It is stealing my brain, one drink at a time!
    And of course my lips are sealed!!
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