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Flylady Challenge - Take 4
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Hello Dizzy and welcome.:hello:
Congratulations on your acheivements so far, now let us support you as you continue on your journey.Fashion on a ration 2025 0/66 coupons spent
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One income, home educating family0 -
Baileys_Babe wrote:Quick technical question, do I need to subscribe to this new thread if I wish to continue to receive daily email updates? (Somedays it is the only way I can keep up) ~ I guess I will have to.
Yes I think you do I have as yes that is the only way I could keep up too!
Thanks so much for the welcome and offer of support!
Dizzy x:j Trytryagain FLYLADY - SAYE £700 each month Premium Bonds £713 Mortgage Was £100,000@20/6/08 now zilch 21/4/15:beer: WTL - 52 (I'll do it 4 MUM)0 -
Thanks will do that now.
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One income, home educating family0 -
To those of you who haven't got a clue what Flylady is please click on the link below and visit the official Flylady site:
http://www.flylady.net/index.asp
Flylady is an easy to follow and 'fun' way to manage your housework, particularly if you feel overwhelmed by clutter. You can do as little or as much as you need.
You could chose to subscribe to Flylady email reminders (UK and US versions) and / or join us on this thread. Regardless of your circumstances; work, SAH, have kids or single, live in a dump or Anthea Turner type palace you will find help and support from people on this thread who like you just want to get to grips with their home and clutter in such a way that means they can have more time for loved ones or doing something other than housework!
There's lots of experienced Flyers and newbies on this thread to offer guidance and support and when you're feeling low our resident FLYboy will pick you up with his wonderful sense of fun. So whether you want to establish a household routine or just tackle a one off project please just jump in and join us.
Happy FLYing. Punky xPunky x0 -
Hello FLYbabes & FLYboy. You had me worried, I thought I'd lost you!
Mum has finally gone home so I can get my home back in order.
Done:
Beds made
DW emptied (I love saying that now it's fixed)
WM emptied
TD on
DS taken to preschool wearing red & yellow for CIN
bake for winter fayre - had to take shortbread straight to pre-school so TNG wouldn't eat it all
Must do:
order photo calendars
IRONING, done some but not enough
Finish filing from office tidy up - thanks Wendy!
Welcome Dizzy / Shop-to-drop you could establish a routine that you undertake together when OH has got up - it need only be an hour (one hour house blessing or 4x15 in different rooms perhaps) then you can do something nice together. Perhaps you could break up your things to do into what can be done when he's asleep and what can't.
Punky xPunky x0 -
Hello FLYbabes & FLYboy. You had me worried, I thought I'd lost you!
Mum has finally gone home so I can get my home back in order.
Done:
Beds made
DW emptied (I love saying that now it's fixed)
WM emptied
TD on
DS taken to preschool wearing red & yellow for CIN
bake for winter fayre - had to take shortbread straight to pre-school so TNG wouldn't eat it all
Must do:
order photo calendars
IRONING, done some but not enough
Finish filing from office tidy up - thanks Wendy!
Welcome Dizzy / Shop-to-drop you could establish a routine that you undertake together when OH has got up - it need only be an hour (one hour house blessing or 4x15 in different rooms perhaps) then you can do something nice together. Perhaps you could break up your things to do into what can be done when he's asleep and what can't.
Punky xPunky x0 -
Quoting TNG
"Coming next week - The Flylady Pantry Challenge"
So do I get a week off?
Actually, next week is full of Other Stuff: Dr, hospital, chimney sweep (sounds like the makings of a board game, doesn't it?) so I shan't be taking on any challenges.
Bon weekend a tous.0 -
Baileys_Babe wrote:Not much planned for friday as I'm working all day and then driving to Yorkshire for the weekend
After yesterday's big kitchen spruce, DS has said he likes it tidyThing is, I tidied a lot of things away, and we can't find the toaster
Sitting down with my afternoon cuppa. Survived 2 presentations to school groups, so can now relax. Was going to go into the garden and chop wood, but it's raining. :mad:
List for today:
Wash school uniform
List Freecycle item - done
Offer Freecycle items - done
TMF – done
Laundry – done and hung on creel
Sign insurance form – done and posted
Pay cheque into bank – done
Issue formal complaint re laptop
Enjoy your weekend, Flybabes, Flyboy and Flyman!!
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
wendym wrote:So do I get a week off?
You and me both, wendym. Even those with 'utilities' should have to do something, while I put me feet upPunky wrote:Flylady is an easy to follow and 'fun' way to manage your housework, particularly if you feel overwhelmed by clutter. You can do as little or as much as you need.
You could chose to subscribe to Flylady email reminders (UK and US versions) and / or join us on this thread. Regardless of your circumstances; work, SAH, have kids or single, live in a dump or Anthea Turner type palace you will find help and support from people on this thread who like you just want to get to grips with their home and clutter in such a way that means they can have more time for loved ones or doing something other than housework!
There's lots of experienced Flyers and newbies on this thread to offer guidance and support and when you're feeling low our resident FLYboy will pick you up with his wonderful sense of fun. So whether you want to establish a household routine or just tackle a one off project please just jump in and join us.
Is that the script for the TV ad (it's very good)Punky wrote:You had me worried, I thought I'd lost you!:dance:There's a real buzz about the neighbourhood :dance:0 -
I tidied up the emergency fund - she said with dignity. I need to pack the tea pot - the £2 is the one in my purse! I used the rest to pay the butcher for a nice rib of beef.
I still have half the kitchen and the LR to do. DS1 is still feeling rough and is firmly entrenched on the sofa - not big enough for us both. DS2 is seeing how much mess he can make. How do I get damp play dough out of the carpet without waiting for it to dry and scratch it off? Also need to make a white choc cheesecake and merringue(sp?)roulade for tomorrow, might do a cappuchino cake as well. I like cooking for visitors so I don't mind.'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero0
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