Weekly Flylady Thread 14th February 2011

MrsChaos

Valli wrote: »

They're visiting someone we know well...:D

give you-know-who a hug from the rest of the Derbyshire flyladies, please...

and neighbouring counties...

Valli wrote: »

I wouldn't know...
visiting it is still on my to-do list though
I wish to visit both Glasgow and Edinburgh...

Me too! Not been further north than Whitby!

life_in_termoil wrote: »

Im bored and got nothing to do........ any chance of a sneaky peek of tomorrows list

Come and visit? Can't remember the last time I had nothing to do. I was bored last Saturday in the pub, though. Karaoke was rubbish (new guy in charge) and too loud to talk to anyone.

ETA Scrounging around for spare spoons and getting ready to send them to LW.

hex2

MrsChaos wrote: »

Me too! Not been further north than Whitby!

Well worth the effort, really jaw droppingly stunning in places. I have been as far as Inverness (I think - an inland revenue office, somewhere c4 hours in a hire car North of Edinburgh, A9 IIRC - really very mellow and beautiful place) and I used to fly up once a fortnight for work to Edinburgh/Glasgow. Just a shame I have never been for positive, not work related, reasons. I am off to Dublin for the first time this week, looking forward to it (although it is for work and therefore potentially negative).

I need to do some ironing but at least it is just for me as everyone else is off.

jinky67

Hex I love Dublin:T:T

MrsC you are more than welcome to come use my humble abode as well

You all are

I only have 1 bed mind

but LOADS of floor space :rotfl:

fingersxed

Hi everybody

Had a nasty migraine so not been on here since Wednesday.

Done some baking today. Planted some bulbs. Emptied bottom tray of my wormery (all on my own and without too much squealing and swearing!! Really don't like worms but think this is a gd idea). Hoovered all through house. Mopped living room. Cooked dinner.

Not bad for a lazy day?!? I can't believe wot a difference this thread makes to my house. I am quite looking forward to tomorrows list. This will only be my 3rd week but I'm addicted. Obsessed even.

C u all soon. Happy cleaning

MrsChaos

Thanks, Jinks. I'm usually accompanied by at least one, if not two DSs, though, so a hotel would be easier on you.

Hex, have you read anything by Diana Gabaldon? I can't remember if her books were mentioned before. Many of them are set in Scotland and I love them! Have had the most recent two for a while, but I think I need to re-read the rest first.

Dinner eaten and DH has already gone out. I can feel an early night coming on, to make up for yesterday. I'll tidy the kitchen, grab my note pad for a to-do list (work) and my book - and grow spare hands for wine bottle and glass. Or go twice. The laptop can come, too, so I can have music and look at fred!

juliejim

So we're all going to visit Jinks then. I'm off to have an early night - absolutely shattered. I managed to scald my chest earlier on - it's ok now though.

Catch you all tomorrow

Jue

Miss_A_4

serena wrote: »

:hello:Hi Miss A! I know where you are!! Have a lovely time!

Thank you we are:D

Valli wrote: »

They're visiting someone we know well...:D

give you-know-who a hug from the rest of the Derbyshire flyladies, please...

Hug passed on to you know who

jinky67 wrote: »

miss A Scotland is the BEST place to be

even better with you know who;)

Miss_A_4

Dustykitten wrote: »

Glad you arrived Miss A - was the journey good? Have a wonderful time and don't let your Mum forget to pass on my hug!

Had a good journey and mum gave you know who your hug as soon as we arrived:D

kazwookie wrote: »

MissA~~ glad you have arrived, did mummy drive slowly and carefully??

You know my mum !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! She wears lead boots:rotfl:;):rotfl:

Mrs_B

LW - seems to me that you are perfectly entitled to rant.

From what I have detected in my limited time here it seems to me that you are one amazing lady who achives a massive amount, and frequently puts my winges into perspective with your positive outlook and joy for life. I think there's a stack of spoons being put in your corner - just hope there's enough there to get you through the next few days.

jinky67

MrsChaos wrote: »

Thanks, Jinks. I'm usually accompanied by at least one, if not two DSs, though, so a hotel would be easier on you.

Hex, have you read anything by Diana Gabaldon? I can't remember if her books were mentioned before. Many of them are set in Scotland and I love them! Have had the most recent two for a while, but I think I need to re-read the rest first.

As i said loads of floor space:rotfl:

I love her books, good story teller, I will need to hunt them down again I think :T