Weekly Flylady Thread 31st May 2010

LameWolf

hollyh wrote: »

I'm going to do a HHC at 3.15 if anyone wants to join me?

I'm getting on the Wii for my "HH-something" in today's extras, so I'll do that while you're on your HHC.

hollyh

Off we go then...............

Penelope_Penguin

Just got back from the nursery - cycled there to price up some broken slate Warm, isn't it :rotfl:

hollyh wrote: »

I'm going to do a HHC at 3.15 if anyone wants to join me?

I want to tidy the kitchn.... again *roll eyes smile* and then make pizza dough :T I'll run to catch up ............

kazwookie

LW~~ good article, well done to both of you, if I were you I'd post the link to Martin!!

GnB~~ I thought it was only men that peaked too early!:o:o

Made my self a long list of things that need doing, won't bore you with all of it, but I need fence paint for 32 :eek: panel, guess I need to wait for buy 1 get 1 free type offer, or 3 for 2, then trapse around Milton Keynes to all the well known DIY type places to see the 'bargins' :rotfl::rotfl:

pigpen

Todailies

WM
TD
DW
Laundry out, folded and away
Pay a few bills, update spreadsheet and recalculate monthly outgoings
post DS2 DLA form.


Bank Holiday Monday ~ Bits of not very much!

Tuesday ~ Living room, hall and stairs!
Level One
vacuum
Level Two
Clean fire and surround

Wednesday ~ Bedroom & Landing
Level One
Strip off smelly bedding and sling it in the wash
Level Two
Vacuum the mattress and air the duvet
remake bed with the clean bedding
Level Three
Vacuum the landing and bedroom.. starting at the bottom of the stairs!!!!

Thursday - Bathroom and Study
Level One
Clear the floors of clutter
Level Two
Clean/vacuum the floors
Shine the bath,bog,basins etc

Triker

One MOT cancelled

2 loads washing in

2 loads out

compost bin relocated, I've dug some in the raised bed, DD2 now finishing off

chickens fed/watered/released

Off to fill a binbag now.

short_bird

LameWolf wrote: »

Hi, folks. Firstly, THANK YOU for all the votes of confidence:A. I have to admit, I've been having some horrible nightmares lately, in which my dear mother (dripping sarcasm there btw) reminded me yet again, as she very often did, that no-one, but NO-ONE would ever be interested in anything I had to say:mad:. I guess it's started getting to me. Short bird I loved those pictures, specially the one with the dog toting half a tree!:rotfl:

There's a technique I've seen Paul McKenna demonstrate on telly: imagine the critical voice in your head, whoever he or she may be, saying the same things but in a voice that makes you laugh or undermine the message. Like The Terminator saying "I'll be back" but in Joe Pasquale's voice, for example. Find voices that work for you....

And if that fails at first, have another go after a look at Cute Overload or IMMD (It Made My Day).
Glad that the dog with the tree proved useful...:D

pigpen

short_bird wrote: »

There's a technique I've seen Paul McKenna demonstrate on telly: imagine the critical voice in your head, whoever he or she may be, saying the same things but in a voice that makes you laugh or undermine the message. Like The Terminator saying "I'll be back" but in Joe Pasquale's voice, for example. Find voices that work for you....

And if that fails at first, have another go after a look at Cute Overload or IMMD (It Made My Day).
Glad that the dog with the tree proved useful...:D

Like in Harry Poter when they were fighting the bogart and it turned into the thing they were most scared of and they imagined it looking ridiculous.. Snape in Nevilles grans vulture hat.. Banshee that was mute.. Spider in a knot...

hollyh

Hi,

As soon as i went into the garden the bring the washing in Ds2 decided he wanted to come out too. So i've

Folded & brought washing in
Put another load out
Put 1 summer duvet in the wm
Cut back the tree that overhangs the pond and some of the brambles that are coming through from the building site next door

We've got to stay in now until the shopping comes so i will be doing another HHC at 4.00.

Valli

I have made a start on the kitchen and, while waiting for the sill to dry I have pruned the lilac. The cat has use it to scratch and I think it's in death throes, sending out loads of 'suckers'. So I have clipped them and, since I don't fancy taking a saw to it, am waiting for it to die...

so having a quick :coffee: help yourselves:coffee::coffee: