Weekly Flylady Thread 5th April 2010

cyclingyorkie

vanilla wrote: »

Been to town and tip trip done, thats a few more things out as well as all the ebay stuff.:j I'm gonna fill the car again for tomorrow and get rid of more.

Hubby been and seen, he has a bactrial infection so has been given spray and cream. The doc will see him again in 2 months and then look at why he can't breath through one side of his nose.

Cuppa first then i'll get cracking.

SNAP!!!! I too have been given a spray as doc investigates why I can't breathe thru one nostril! Tell your OH he is not alone!

thifty

[QUOTE=AnW'sMum;31625735
thifty I would ring to check and if there is no reply or she ducks out of it then go and enjoy yourselves without her. As to the clothes situation I would find another recipient for them or sell them as lots on ebay. Only you can decide if she is toxic (sounds like she moght be), but IMO those that take take take and give little or nothing in return are not true friends. /QUOTE]

Just got a text to say she is sorry but she has double-booked:mad: so can we meet up another day- er no I have plans for the rest of the week and told her so. She has sent another text back saying can she fetch the passport forms back I was doing for her (she's not going until July) or can I pop them through letter box when I'm out and about:mad::mad: er no sorry! When I have calmed down I will send her a text saying I will give them into school on Monday for the teacher to pass onto her. I get fed of of doing passports as if I am doing a public service just because I'm a teacher.(i've done 4 already and one gun license)

What annoys me more is how she is thinking of passport form and not how she is going to get a present to me for my daughter who is 2 on Monday. How selfish:mad: Think I am being well and truly used. Bit tricky though as I share an allotment with her and she has a key to my shed. Hope we don't fall out but think I will find it hard to be more like her which I think is what I need to do.
Right will stop ranting and go to Mr A i think. Sorry for none-flying related stuff, am just feeling very unwanted and second-best atm:o:(

AnW'sMum wrote: »

Natty I will join you and shower as well, but not with you!!!!

I don't know shared baths the other day and now shared showers- think I'm on the wrong forum:rotfl:At least that
made me smile!

Thanks for the replies- I guess my mum brought me up to be more generous and thoughtful than some other people I seem to be associated with who I thought were my "friends". Guess I seem to forget that a lot of people are self-serving, grasping !!!!!!!

pigpen

polkadot wrote: »

Feeling a bit "stuffy" this morning. Have another huge headache which has really upset me as Ive had a week with none Also boshed my milk jugs on the side of the desk last night which was agony, and this morning they feel all hard and lumpy :eek: Surely its too early for milk ducts? Im only just on 20 weeks.

Milk ducts are always there they are definitely springing into action now.. some people even have leakage before 20 weeks. They are one of the first things to start changing once you become pregnant. That is why boobies are so painful in the first few weeks/months.

It might help, if you aren't already, wearing non-wired bras/bigger size.. they are always comfier with room to grow

Just feel the need to add... if they get hot/red/very sore it may be an infection that needs looking at.. it is unlikely to be that now so worry not!

thifty

Good advice Piggers, can relate to this Polkadot! Boobs are beasts on a mission!

greenbee

thifty wrote: »

I get fed of of doing passports as if I am doing a public service just because I'm a teacher.(i've done 4 already and one gun license)

Start charging like other people do You should be rewarded for the time you spend on them.

As for the allotment, just be polite and friendly, but let her make all the running when making arrangements, and don't make yourself available that often. You've got plenty of other things you can be doing with your time. You may find she gradually drifts out of your life if you aren't making an effort.

I really MUST stop faffing about and sort out my passport application

Penelope_Penguin

thifty wrote: »

I really MUST stop faffing about and sort out my passport application

Join me in a HHPaperwork 11:30 - 12:00

toochoosey

Still sat here.....will jump to it at 11:30.....anybody want to join in....please feel free xx

Lady-Liberty

Morning All

jinky67 wrote: »

not what?

mental?

nuts?

craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazy?

:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:kisses2::iloveyou:

Thanks hun...can always rely on you to make me laugh......love you too...I think :rotfl: xx

FFP Thanks honey.....you are a sweetie xx

Natty Hugs x

Soappie You have another PM

Fluttering slowly here.....:o

xx

funfairprincess

pigpen wrote: »

Milk ducts are always there they are definitely springing into action now.. some people even have leakage before 20 weeks. They are one of the first things to start changing once you become pregnant. That is why boobies are so painful in the first few weeks/months.

It might help, if you aren't already, wearing non-wired bras/bigger size.. they are always comfier with room to grow

and some unlucky people have leaking 5+ years after having their last child at the same time as AF is due a visit and the GP says it will soon stop !

pigpen

thifty wrote: »

Good advice Piggers, can relate to this Polkadot! Boobs are beasts on a mission!

Of course it is.. I'm an NCT breastfeeding counsellor with 12 years experience of breastfeeding... bit of a bf geek actually so I've been told ..

I'll not even get onto my cloth nappy/pushchair/car seat nerdiness or you'll all think I'm a right crunchy mum!

oh.. reminds me.. STICK BLENDERS.. I need one.. who has one, what is the best make etc? I had a tesco one which burned out first usage so I need something reliable that can be used couple of times a week..

I love having to puree cat food cos my moggy has no teeth!