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Weekly Flylady Thread 14th February 2011
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I'm not getting any younger, so sometimes it's fit for FA...:rotfl:
Haha know that feeling lol xSealed Pot Challenge member #982
In 2012 I pledge to:- Save £1 a day, meal plan, be more organised, have NSDs, set myself a budget AND STICK TO IT, throw all loose change into Sealed Pot and not open it till 29th November.:money:0 -
Piggers , I need your advice...
DS1, aged 22 and a ASD sufferer, was caught fair and square brushing bread and cake crumbs into the cutlery drawer, coz he didn't want to 'mess the side up'...
I was speechless, unusual I know, I glared and he left the room with his sarnies...
I really don't know what to say, he knows better... he knows I know etc... help !!!!C.R.A.P.R.O.L.L.Z # 40 spanner supervisor.No problem can withstand the assault of sustained thought.Only after the last tree has been cut down. Only after the last fish has been caught. Only after the last river has been poisoned. Only then will you realize that money cannot be eaten."l! ilyë yantë ranya nar vanwë"0 -
life_in_termoil wrote: »It does have a shorter cycle (35 mins) but I use the eco friendly one but it takes just over 3 hours!!:eek:
go with the 35 minute one!!!!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 -
I will join you
I need time to recover from the shock
Just did the budget checker:o:rotfl:
Oops - know how that feels, especially when we've been here so long:D
sockdrawer wrote: »Lemanie I'll run and catch up with you.
I'm still waaaay spaced out after yesterdays migraine, so will potter rather than fly.
Hope everyone's well. I've not caught up on fred yet.
Hope you haven't worked too hard, know how draining migraines can be.
I've been using HHCs to get myself to work without skivving off. and I have worked solidly for 2 hours. Must have break now for mental state, have desire to chew through things and pull hair :eek:
Proud to have dealt with our debt. DFW Nerd 1474
DFD 25/08/15 _party_. Was: £23,929 01/01/14.0 -
searching for listy
Good afternoon all xxxxxxxxxxxLITTLE STEPS
Became a mummy 30/07/10 and 13/02/15:j
keep smiling:D0 -
life_in_termoil wrote: »It does have a shorter cycle (35 mins) but I use the eco friendly one but it takes just over 3 hours!!:eek:
I always use the eco cycle and it takes and aaaage!
Do you think it's less electricity to do the short one? And really thats more eco?
Is the eco one just more efficient on water?
I've got one of those electrickery monitors so maybe I'll check
Gas man's been - he had to come in so he got dogged (our word for being bounced all over by over excitable puppies that leave fur all over you). :rotfl: I wasnt expecting him to come in so was soooooooo glad I'd been flying! (and no towel in sight)
Finally wiped down the kitchen units :eek: change your perspective, they're sooooo much more filthy if you sit on the floor and look at them! (dont ask, the floor seemed like a good idea at the time)
Made cake and it's in the oven. I'm wearing the flour! Mix tasted yummy, new type of vanilla in it
Waiting for the veg man.
Must make some lunch but the plan is jacket tater and I wont be able to do that until the cake's done.
Bathroom's done apart from the bog.
Need to do the stairs, but OMG that's a marathon job (brown carpet + fluffybutt's = husky coloured carpet) have to work up to it.
Right now do I make shortbread? Or will I eat it all?
Is there any point logging me food on daily plate if I go over my targets all the time??? (cake mix of course doesnt count, it's not cake yet)
"I know that Prince Charming doesn’t come save me, we save each other and fight back to back against all comers that’s what marriage is to me. Nothing passive, no being carried off on a white steed, give me my own damn horse and lets ride into the sunset side by side." - Laurell K. Hamilton.0 -
MONDAY AND TUESDAY DONE XXXX
Wednesday ~ Master bedroom
Level One
Level Two
Put away all the shoes and clothes and bags and belts and ties lying around!
Wash the curtains/nets and clean the window before rehanging them!
Dust away the webs and fluff
Level Three
Sort through a box of stuff...
If it hasn't been done in a while vacuum and turn the mattress
Tidy up a cupboard of clothing
Extras- Clear out dead and dying tops
- HHI
- Wash any coats needed to be clean for school after half term!
- If any children are due shoe checks/opticians/dentists today is the day to sort these out!
Level One
Level Two
Clean the bath, sinks, blah blah.. you know the list! don't forget the back of the toilet.. that gets gross.. and under the icky rim!
Empty out and clean a cupboard.. put back the necessaries neat and tidy!
Wash doormats, bathmats and shower curtains
Level Three
Wipe radiators.. front and back!
- Binbag dance
- HH doing something you want to do.. reading or whatever.
- Check where the car papers are and see when MOT/insurance/tax are due!.. put them in a file safely!!.. Ditto house insurance papers!
- Clean out the upstairs bins.
Level One
Level Two
Straighten cupboards of clothing/shoes
Make sure school stuff is ready for next week.. inc. homework done!
Level Three
Tidy up a bookcase or a toy box.. or just a box of junk!
Wash any smelly curtains and wash windows
Extras- Go spend some time with your little people.. or big people.. or friends.. or man hunting (greenbee
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- Binbag dance
- HHI
- Spend weekend slobbing!
LITTLE STEPS
Became a mummy 30/07/10 and 13/02/15:j
keep smiling:D0 -
right im off to Spend half an hour doing something that makes you happy.. Im off to bed for a power snooze before I have to go to work haha
Sealed Pot Challenge member #982
In 2012 I pledge to:- Save £1 a day, meal plan, be more organised, have NSDs, set myself a budget AND STICK TO IT, throw all loose change into Sealed Pot and not open it till 29th November.:money:0 -
life_in_termoil wrote: »Budget checker tells me I have £376 surplus a month.......would love to know where it goes to coz Ive not seen it lol
Thursday ~ Bathroom, hall, stairs and landing!
DONE:A:A:A:Awell I did grans LR and hooveringinstead
Friday ~ Chimps rooms!/Spare rooms..
I have no spare rooms:p but I promise I will start moving some of my stuff up to the flat, will that suffice?:A
:heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0 -
Thursday ~ Bathroom, hall, stairs and landing!
Level One
Level Two
Clean under the icky rim! Pumice stone primed again, we have weird, hard water. It leaves a 'iron' scale deposit...dirty, brown orange colour not nice for a loo...
Level Three
Extras- Binbag dance
- HH doing something you want to do.. reading or whatever.
I had ds2 off school yesterday so I blitzed the house including the oven I didnt get chance to do on Monday. Came back to work today for a rest I am still shattered from all tyhe cleaning I did, only 1 room left and I will do that either today or tomorrow even the kids did their rooms yesterday0
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