Hypno's reminder that she is doing ok, actually!

hypno06

beanielou wrote: »

Good job me printers not working!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Ellidee

Who was it said ' I would rather lie on a sofa than clean under it' ?

Hmm - maybe it was me ! :rotfl:

boredofbeingathome

Ellidee wrote: »

Who was it said ' I would rather lie on a sofa than clean under it' ?

Hmm - maybe it was me ! :rotfl:

:rotfl:Dear me :rotfl:

Good tips Mrs R- looks shamefully at toilet brush:o Not that anyone uses it other than me in the house.:eek:

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Thanks Mrs R - interesting to read. Within the two hours I'd also have to add in wiping down the skirting boards, door frames and picture rails - if glossed (damp cloth). Oh and dusting the picture frames (feather duster) followed by a spirit level to ensure they hang correctly when finished. Still possible within two hours.

Hadn't thought about making it obvious that you'ld cleaned under the sofa and sofa cushions - sometimes I find it wiser to pretend you didn't, honestly some people really don't tidy away all the things they should before the cleaner arrives

You didn't mention anything about the post-it notes that get left by the home owner requesting a focus on particular rooms (e.g., can you clean the windows in the conservatory) which means everything needs to be re-jigged :eek:

Oh, and you'll never find green and blacks on your pillow if I clean your house. I NEVER share chocolate

It's interesting having had a job as a cleaner - it makes doing your own home a doddle! Maybe everyone needs to take on a part-time job :rotfl:We could make HM go national between us

REDMADCURLS

Ms Hiphouse - possibly the best MS idea ever. We will all become p/t HM's and contract to each other......................result - clean houses throughout the UK

chevalier

hypno06 wrote: »

DD Passed her GCSEs with good grades. Given all that has gone on this year, we are more than happy (and just a little relieved)!!

That's another hurdle hurdled

:j:j:jcongrats to Miss Hypno.

I too am a proud mum today. Both my Ds's came 5th in their respective cross country races yesterday. The rain even held off too.
I think this means that older one might be representing the school for his year. Will find out Friday.

chev

REDMADCURLS

Oh well done little Chevs!!

Aren't the DFW kids just great - well done mummies (and daddies)

chevalier

REDMADCURLS wrote: »

Oh well done little Chevs!!

Aren't the DFW kids just great - well done mummies (and daddies)

Thanks Red. I am especially proud of DS2. He is very very very very competitive. But until this year hasn't had the skills to go with it. So had a lot of melt downs when he didn't win. This happened last year in the x country. This year he just kept on going and I couldn't be more pleased. It means that he is starting to accept FINALLY that he isn't necessarily the best at everything! Doesn't stop him trying to be and that is fine though.

Hypno. phew about the car. You must have been so relieved. Ref the grocery budget. Hmm tricky we are trying to do a budget each month, and are sticking to that so I think that will have to do at the moment. My throat hurts too much to think about food shopping...:(. Lovely present from DS2! sigh.
chev

taxi73

need another lie down...looking at all this cleaning stuff

hypno06

chev, well done to DSs and hope the throat gets better soon.

The weather continues to be horrid - more rain We need some sunshine please!