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Weekly Flylady Thread 26th April 2010
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Daily routines/todailies
laundry, T F
swish and swipe kitchen T F S S
bathroom, T F S S
ironing,M T T F S S
making beds, W T F S S
vacuuming high traffic areas, T F S S
making meals etc W T F S S
Night-time routines
preparing clothes for the next day, W T F
swish & swipes of the kitchen W T F S S
tidying the living room . W T F S S
Ok here goes this week!
Extras
- Pair up the odd socks!
- Clean any pet bedding/poo trays/stinky tanks etc
Pile all hotspots into one heap and sort through it all.. File/shred as appropriate
Extras- Binbag dance... grab a bag fill it and fling it!
- Wipe the woodwork in these areas
Level Three
Remove some dust bunnies and wipe over the light shades
Extras
- Wash any curtains that need doing
- HHI
- Clean the windows
- 15 minutes sort out of the landing gibble.. see if you can find something to rehome!
Thursday - Bathroom and Study/Pc AreaDONE
Extras
- Wipe the paintwork in these rooms
- Clean the radiators in these rooms
- Wash the windows in these rooms.. and shine the mirrors
- HHI... a bit more gone!
- Do any toothbrushes/sponges etc need replacing?
Friday- those frightening kids rooms and spare rooms
Level Two
Clear away anything that isn't in it's place, clothes, toys, books etc
Dusting.. all those shelves and flat fluffy surfaces!! Don’t forget the light shade and curtain pole!!!
Strip beds, turn and vacuum mattresses!! and replace with fresh linen .. check if duvets & pillows need freshening up too!!
Level Three
Rummage ALL the junk from one shelf and sort through it..
Sort through a toybox chuck out all the things they don't need any more.. charity or freecycle or whatever.
Wipe any sticky marks off walls and doors
Extras
- Wash a set of curtains, nets, duvet or throw
- Wipe the radiators, skirtings and window & door frames!
- End of week fling!! grab a binbag and fill it with stuff to leave the house.. rubbish or charity shop or to donate to a friend!
- half an hour in the garden clearing the mess and making it nice for spring to arrive.. the sooner your garden is nice the sooner it arrives! Honest!
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Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »Piggers My DD1 is immune to the stuff too - when I mentioned this to one of the Doctors at the hospital where I worked, she explained (having seen a photo of her by my desk) that when she worked as an SHO in Eire, the Senior Midwife explained that redheads didn't respond to analgesia in the same way:
Apparently the DNA coding error that leaves out the instruction for melanin also beggars up the structure of the nervous system fibres, making it impossible for the bonds between some medications and the body to form, so the meds have no interaction with/effect upon the body.
Of course, if your poor lumpy DS is not a redhead, the same principle follows for any genetic hiccup and he could have just been unlucky!
[sometimes I wonder why I feel I need to know this stuff]
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*goes to get list*Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily DickinsonJanice 1964-2016
Thank you Honey Bear0 -
Master bedroom
level One
Declutter the floors
Strip the bed and wash the bedding and replace before bedtime!!
Level Two
Declutter the shelves and flat surfaces
Vacuum the floors
Clear away the floordrobe
Level Three
Sort a box of junk
Wash any soft furnishings that need it
dust and Deweb
Dining room
Level One
Declutter the guff and put it where it belongs!
[STRIKE]Empty bins etc[/STRIKE]
Level Two
wipe the sofas
Vacuum the floors, including the stairs
Wipe the paintwork in the hallway and up the stairs
Level three
Wash any curtains/nets soft furnishings that need it
Clear a hotspot
wipe over any electricals
Kids rooms hall stairs landing (study)
[STRIKE]Level One
Declutter the floors..
Collect and put away all the laundry[/STRIKE]
Level two
Strip the bed, wash the bedding and remake before bedtime!
[STRIKE]Vacuum/mop floors[/STRIKE]
Level three
Wipe paintwork and radiators and sticky marks
dust and deweb
Extras
contact CSA
accept wedding invitation
ring Tux shop for DS
Update bank acountDon't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily DickinsonJanice 1964-2016
Thank you Honey Bear0 -
all done for this week so far, not been on to post for a couple of days as been so busy.
Hope everyone is well!BABY SOPHIE BORN 14/08/08Cross Stitch Cafe member No:37
Matthew born 09/07/2001 (7 weeks prem)
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Pigpen hope the stitches aren't too tight.
Sexy it's so fustrating when you get things cancelled at the last minute.
Carlesburgal I think you are so brave (not to mention your DS). I'd be a nervous wreck if any of my DS's were on the front line. A new baby is always a blessing:).
Diva Hope the sickness subsides.
Lady L Glad you are safely home. Get lots of rest please.
G&B - Hope LO is improving.
I was bitten on the ankle by something when I walked DD2 to nursery at lunchtime. It hurt immediately and was very swollen by the time I hobbled back. I've rubbed antihistamine cream on it and taken it orally and ibruprofen for the pain and swelling but I'm still sitting here with my foot up and a packet of frozen peas on it. Friends are collecting LO's from school/nursery. Not only am I a headcase but now I'm a physical liability too.
DS2's Parents evening last night was a success. Sports teacher said that if all 25 in the class were like him then he'd be the happiest teacher in England. Academically he's doing slightly better than I hoped so I feel very happy with him.
Lists are looking pretty good even if I say so myself:D
Monday~ Kitchen and Dining room
Level One
Level Two
Scrub the oven and hob
Level Three
Descale irons, kettles, coffee makers etc
Clean through the pan cupboard and sort those plastic tubs!
Extras- Slop out the fridge..
- Scrub the tiles
Level One
Level Two
Pile all hotspots into one heap and sort through it all.. File/shred as appropriate
Level Three
Extras- Freshen up any soft furnishings
- Binbag dance... grab a bag fill it and fling it!
- Wash windows so the springy sunshine can get in..
Level One
Level Two
Find 10 things to get rid of!
Level Three
Vacuum the landing and bedroom.. starting at the bottom of the stairs!!!!
Remove anything that should be elsewhere and all the hotspots!!!
Extras- Wash any curtains that need doing
- Clean the windows
- 15 minutes sort out of the landing gibble.. see if you can find something to rehome!
Level One
Level Two
Level Three
and delete 10 dead/unused links from your favourites!
Clean shower screen/curtain if you have one/if required
Extras
- Wash the windows in these rooms.. and shine the mirrors
- HHI... a bit more gone! done x 4 again
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Jojo_the_Tightfisted wrote: »Piggers My DD1 is immune to the stuff too - when I mentioned this to one of the Doctors at the hospital where I worked, she explained (having seen a photo of her by my desk) that when she worked as an SHO in Eire, the Senior Midwife explained that redheads didn't respond to analgesia in the same way:
Apparently the DNA coding error that leaves out the instruction for melanin also beggars up the structure of the nervous system fibres, making it impossible for the bonds between some medications and the body to form, so the meds have no interaction with/effect upon the body.
Of course, if your poor lumpy DS is not a redhead, the same principle follows for any genetic hiccup and he could have just been unlucky!
[sometimes I wonder why I feel I need to know this stuff]
You never know when it might come up in a quiz.. but no, he isn't a redhead... oddly none of my children are.. I'd love a redhead.. not much chance this time round either!
Then again.. my stepdad is immune to it too and he is not a redhead.. romany gypsy by ancestry.. and not so far in the past!
Hallway repainted.. I am just havin a cuppa then we are going for the grubs.. I am taking DS2 so he can walk home with DS3 and we can bring the tiddly 3 in the car..LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0 -
You don't..... you get him to come back with 3 of his mates, and...... Dinner!
http://heim.ifi.uio.no/~joern/discworldmud/mudmeet18dec99/quattrorodenti.html
Very MSE!:D:D
IHi :j
grateful - I wouldn't be seen for dust if a rat came in my classroom. I once had a slow (sp?) worm visit in the middle of a parents' evening that caused chaos - I think I broke a land speed record (of course I was looking for the caretaker :whistle:).
Notso have reported it FWIW
Niksy I want your dog!
Have heaps of washing to do before going away for the weekend...Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x0 -
Make it into ratatouille :rotfl: I think the grass may have got to my headgratefulforhelp wrote: »R, will anyone do anything about the rat if I moan???
Dusty - yes Summernaturals are good. I get my epsom salts and various other bits from them too.
Right... back to work... Trying to book plane tickets for work :mad:0 -
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I was bitten on the ankle by something when I walked DD2 to nursery at lunchtime. It hurt immediately and was very swollen by the time I hobbled back.
Cake cooking
Washing in as the rain has started (wonder if cricket will be cancelled)
meat order put awayThe birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 -
Dustykitten - any chance you could make space in your inbox pleaseElementary my dear Watson......and Jess, Jane, Hercule and Endeavour!!0
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