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Weekly Flylady Thread 20th September 2010
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            How exciting Rach. I should just ignore him, he is going to be feeling very left out and out of control today. I hope you manage to get some rest.
 DS1 woke me up being sick on the floor at 4.30am. He is now on the sofa watching a film, and have cleared up as best I can in the dark. Bless him, he keeps on apologising and he was on his way to the loo. DS2 will not be impressed when he has to go to school - this hasn't happened for a couple of years so hopefully he might be a bit more grown up about it. I feel sick myself but that may just be the bit where I stood in it.......'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero0
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            yuk hex, that's not something I look forward to
 contractions are about 3 mins apart so I don't think I will be getting much sleep! Have just phoned the labour ward, she said can come in now or wait, I said I'll try and wait another hour then wake DH and FiL to give me a lift...poor guy has taken me to the hosp twice today already! Am tempted to just leave DH sleeping and leave a note but that would be a bit cruel. It is bad timing in that he is meant to be meeting his boss this morning, said boss goes away to africa for a week or two on sat and with DH about to hand in notice.... but I'm sure they can do what's needed over the phone...anyway I can't help when the baby comes!
 this is really very painful I'm not sure how long I can do this for!!!Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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            Rach - I am guessing the SPD and so on is making it worse but it will be ok. The worst bit is not knowing how much worse it is going to get, DS2 was easier because I knew what the pain level was going to be if that makes sense. How far apart are the contractions now? At 3 minutes I am guessing you should be at the hospital. I am sure that your FIL will be fine with it - he must be excited and worried too and it surely is easier for him to tell DH to snap out of it than you?
 Trying to work out how I am going to manage today - I have meetings booked, DS1 can not go to school but refuses to be left with DH, who is absolutely useless with illness.
 Time for more caffeine, and I might just risk an empty and fill of the dishwasher seeing as it is now 6am and he hasn't been sick for a while.
 ETA - I had a nose on the pregnancy thread, and I see waters have gone etc, time to ring your FIL I think if the hospital are happy for you to go in. Good luck - hope everything goes well!'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero0
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            Good morning everyone :beer: Looking dry here, so a run, washing on the line, gardening and mowing the lawn will be on the list for today 
 Rach - how exciting - your light is still on with contractions 3 mins apart - I'm impressed - I was calling for super strenght painkillers by now Good luck :j Good luck :j
 My friend called yesterday night asking for the loan of our heat lamp (we use when we hatch chicks) as their puppies are imminent :j
 Grateful - congratulations to you too 
 Hex - hope the sicky bug goes no further.
 Off to find my list ...........:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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            ok ladies thanks, I am getting hot and sweaty now, have tried tens machine but not convinced it is helping...going to try and eat and then wake DH. wish me luck. TBH I'm going in with or without him now! ctx have been 3 mins apart for a couple of hours, when i phoned about 5am she said that's when to go in.Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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            Good luck rach sending smooth birth vibes your way. Doesn't matter how the baby gets here, it's the end result that's important now. Conentrate on the out breath!! 
 grateful am hugely envious!! Massive congratulations!!!! 
 hugs
 onestep xWhen people show you who they are, believe them the first time0
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            Morning flyladies & gents! 
 I have DD again today, so i'm not expecting too much. I guess it all depends on whether she is miss independent today or miss whiney-clingy.
 Did manage to get ahead yesterday though so that's a bonus! 
 Can i just say thought that i HATE cleaning the bathrooms. It's my worst chore of the lot. So if i grumble a lot today, that's why. 
 I am hoping to wash all the windows and have asked mum to come round and watch DD while i do it cause it will make it far easier. I don't think she's that well though (mum, not DD) so i might not be able to do that. I hope so though, i have people coming to mine for my baby shower on Saturday afternoon and i want it all sparkley!
 Monday ~ Kitchen and Dining area
 Level One
 mop the floor
 Level Two
 :j
 Level Three
 Clean out the fridge thoroughly..
 Extras- Wipe skirtings
- wash windows
- Thoroughly clean out 1 cupboard
 
 Level One
 :j
 Level Two
 :j
 Level Three
 wash windows
 Extras- Binbag dance
- Wipe and water any plants
- Sort a paperwork pile.. filing, shredding and organising bills to be paid!
 
 :j
 Extras- Binbag dance
- Air the duvet.. fling it over the line for half an hour if you can.. fly away bugs! If you need to put on your winter one arrange the summer one to be cleaned and stored for next spring!
- Clean windows in these rooms
 
 Level One
 Declutter floors
 Clean bath, loo, shower.. etc etc.. you get the idea..
 Level Two
 Mop/vacuum floors
 Wipe the desk keyboard monitor etc..
 Pull out the desk and clean under and behind.. 
 15 minutes filing
 Level Three
 Clean doors
 Empty and wash out bins
 Clean radiators/fires in these rooms
 Extras- Wash windows and sills
- Decant dribbles from bottles into fuller ones and recycle those empties
- Wipe over sofas & chairs in these rooms
- Clean paintwork
 
 :j
 Extras- HH-garden tidying!
- 15 minutes filing
- Wipe doors and paintwork
- Wash windows
 
 - Finish editing wedding pics
- Choose, edit, print and display hall pics
- Take, edit and print kitchen pics
- Hang bathroom mirror
- Empty and clear chest of drawers to sisters
- Sort out filing cabinet
- Get baby clothes out of loft
- Wash enough baby clothing for first week & hospital bag at least
- Pack baby's hospital bag
- Declutter our carp from baby's wardrobe
- Get moses basket down from loft & wash bedding
- List too small clothes on ebay (sob)
- List books on ebay
- Hang guitars on wall in office
- Hang blinds in kitchen and office
- Paint plaster in nursery and then paint all cream
- Replace baby's wardrobe doors and then paint them
- Assemble cot
- Sort out feeding area - chair?
- Get feeding kit sorted and ready
- Pick up contact lenses
- Sort through pile of paperwork in cupboard
- Get baby car seat down and install
- Get pip converter & extra pram seat down from loft
- Paint woodwork in office and lounge
- Source and fit carpet rail in kitchen/lounge
- Clean carpets with mums vax
- Put my old box of memory stuff into loft
- Relocate Z & A's memory boxes - office?
- Find suitable place in office for golf clubs
- Catch up with LSNED course
- Put DD's too small clothes in loft & look for next size to bring down and wash
- Sort out DD's toys and store babyish ones
- Repair DD's ripped books
- Make house presentable for baby shower on Saturday
- Find charger for video camera
- Label DD's tapes from video camera
- Organise photos on hard drive
- Make card for M & T's birthdays
- Weather treat shed
- Put electric to shed
- Sort out and organise things in shed
- Move tumble drier back into shed
- Assemble radiator cabinet when it arrives
- Customise hallway mirror and hang
- Hang landing blind and curtain
- Declutter and organise airing cupboard
- Find a place for the photos left in our bedroom
- Clear our bedroom of it's basket of gibble
- Move laminate flooring into shed
- Touch up paint in hallway and shower room
- Hang new washing line
- Affix house number to front of house
- Clean all the marks off the front door
 Sarah. 
 DD is 8 years old DS1 is 6 years old
 DS2 is 14 months old0
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            Thursday ~ Bathroom and study..
 Level One
 Declutter floors
 Clean bath, loo, shower.. etc etc.. you get the idea..
 Level Two
 Mop/vacuum floors
 Wipe the desk keyboard monitor etc..
 Pull out the desk and clean under and behind.. 
 15 minutes filing
 Level Three
 Clean doors
 Empty and wash out bins
 Clean radiators/fires in these rooms
 Extras- Wash windows and sills
- Decant dribbles from bottles into fuller ones and recycle those empties
- Wipe over sofas & chairs in these rooms
- Clean paintwork
 
 Got a loaf in the BM, kids breakfasted so off to get ready for school!Sealed Pot Challenge #817 £50 banked 0 0
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            How exciting, Good luck Rach(although, your light is off now), Hope all goes well xx0
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            Oh Rach i hope all goes well, i'm so excited for you. xx
 One kiddie up now need to get rest up and shift them to school.Sometimes it seems that the going is just too rough.And things go wrong no matter what I do.Now and then it seems that life is just too much.But you've got the love I need to see me through.:j :j0
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