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Weekly Flylady Thread 28th February 2011

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  • Mumof2 wrote: »
    Thanks for the good wishes. I've just got back and have been told I have a post trauma headache and it could last for a couple of months. He checked me by shining lights in my eyes, feeling my head and taking my blood pressure - all was fine so he reassured me there was nothing ominous going on there. He did say in future I must always wear a well fitting helmet, not just because of risk of injury after a blow to the head, but also because I am on Warfarin any internal bleeding will be much worse. I took much delight in telling DH this so we're going to be looking for a helmet in the end of season sales.
    Glad you got the all clear from the doc - hope the headache goes quicker than he said.
    When you get your helmet check it is hard enough by grasping it by the strap and swinging it against something suitable (like OH's head)
  • Dustykitten
    Dustykitten Posts: 16,507 Forumite
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    Good luck with your exam x
    Are you sitting the exam, dusty, or just invigilating it?


    Thanks LiT and Vanilla but I was, as Grateful hinted at, only invigilating :rotfl::rotfl:

    Got back late as I was having an interesting discussion with my boss and another Governor about school stuff.

    Kids dropped at the squash court for an hour.

    I have got the washing out of the machine and sorted out my phone cashback since being home though.

    Pots in the AGA so I'll just feed the mogs and then go and collect (or lift as Vanilla would say) the boys.
    The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair
  • katiecat
    katiecat Posts: 231 Forumite
    Ninth Anniversary
    In again this week please and thanks for todays list.

    RANT Alert Have had horrible day at work, am on a training course arranged for weeks. Go into the room and trainer says 'oh you arent in this group any more you have to join other group' I was so upset by this. Manager said she only decided last week to change me -well what about some one speaking to me about it.Had it been explained to me maybe I wouldn't have been so upset by it.Couldnt settle all day and have come home and burst into tears. Not looking forward to tomorrow.

    On well off to start on list WM already on and kitchen cleaned.

    Hugs

    Katiecat:)
  • Mrs_L
    Mrs_L Posts: 319 Forumite
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    Had a bad start to the day, managed to put a load of washing in before going to work, but after being in work for just half an hour managed to fall spectacularly well and landed very hard on my elbow. So a day spent in casualty waiting to be told just badly bruised (my manager insisted I went even though I could tell it was only bruised), however very painful and so think I will try to rest it today and try to catch up with jobs by the end of the week.
  • vivw_2
    vivw_2 Posts: 2,230 Forumite
    Thanks for the welcome back - have made a large quiche and 4 mini ones but now there's flour everywhere including down my front. I'm sure somewhere there was a thread about wearing an apron when cooking - well I didn't and now I know why I should have!

    Off now to make up salad, coleslaw and something sweet - not sure what yet but I'm sure I'll feel inspired once started
    We don't need to do it perfectly - good enough is exactly that GOOD ENOUGH.


  • kazwookie
    kazwookie Posts: 14,351 Forumite
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    Morning all!! Well evening really....

    Been busy and not really had time to stop....

    Floors done
    Cat is busy attacking things, currently at my toggles on my coat, & the carpet to the cupboard under the stairs....
    Cold here tonight

    Hugs all round
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  • jinky67
    jinky67 Posts: 47,812 Forumite
    edited 28 February 2011 at 6:06PM
    Hi everyone,

    Thank you so much for your welcomes and replies.

    Jinkie67 – We have a sling and she loves it but I’m not too good and bending and stretching etc whilst wearing it. It’s fine for walking but not too great for washing up or scrubbing the floors. As for bouncy seats she is fine in them so long as I’m sat next to her the minute I move she starts screaming. We also have a baby gym which occasionally she will occupy herself for about 10 minutes before she notices that I’ve disappeared. It’s the same with the baby swing, baby nest. You name it I’ve tried it. The best solution is her bumbo which she will sit in while I work for about 15 minutes so long as I chat to her. The major problem is she has a good pair of lungs – our next door neighbours have commented on how loud her crying is (so has the Dr, the health visitor etc etc) – so as soon as she thinks she’s on her own it’s the end of the world and can take a good 15 minutes to calm her down. I am getting things done it’s just taking me a lot longer and I wouldn’t change her for the world.
    I used to sit darling son in his bouncy chair on the worktops...yes yes I know. you shouldnt do it,:A but I was there the whole time, so always at eye level, and I moved him round the room with me.

    he was a nosy little sod, always wanting to know what was going on, he is still the same in fact and he is 18 now:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

    flying wise~ I did some clearing in the garden, and more poop lifting, now I have proved my point to the upstairs neighbour :wink: hung up some washing and rescued Gran from her fall in the bathroom!!
    :heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls
  • Afternoon ladies,
    Well my first day didnt go too badly although I printed off the wrong day so instad of doing the kitchen we did the lounge! Anyway my Mum is living with us at the moment and my OH is off this week so between us we

    Made cakes
    Hoovered lounge x2 (Golden retriever dog and 3 cats moulting)
    Swept hall and kitchen laminate
    Washed hall and kitchen laminate
    Dusted lounge
    s&s downstairs loo
    De-cobweb lounge
    Wash dining table
    Clear out and re-organise linen cuboard
    Took bag of shoes to shoe bank
    Cleaned pet bowls x 8
    Wiped kitchen sides down

    Just finished lunch and got a phone call from the school and my 6yr old son is poorly so had t pick him up. Spent the afternoon watching tv with him on the sofa whilst OH had a nap and my Mum caught up on her emails. We are really chuffed with what we did and already the house looks so much better :-) Thank you for keeping me motivated xxx
  • Dipsy_2
    Dipsy_2 Posts: 225 Forumite
    Monday ~ Kitchen & Dining area
    Level One
    [STRIKE]Declutter and wipe worksurfaces[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Sweep and mop the floor[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Wipe table![/STRIKE]
    Write you 'spring cleaning' list... we will be working through that too :p
    Level Two
    [STRIKE]Wipe fronts of units and large appliances[/STRIKE]
    [STRIKE]Scrub out the sink and polish the taps[/STRIKE]
    Run appliances through a clean cycle.. clean filters, drawers and doorseals first!
    Level Three
    Wipe over the oven and hob and fridge
    Clean out the freezer.. defrost if necessary but just emptied and sorted otherwise.. scrub those door seals!
    Clean out the cupboard with the pet food/miscellaneous items!


    Extras
    1. Scrub tiles
    2. [STRIKE]dust and deweb![/STRIKE]
    3. [STRIKE]Wash small appliances and replace[/STRIKE]
    4. wipe the fluffy tops of appliances!
  • My DM and DF turned up shortly after my last post with my two nieces, so no flying done :mad: It was nice to catch up with them, but now am really far behind where I wanted to be :(

    Oh, well, onwards and upwards. I will go for a run now and hoover the stairs/master room/living room on my way up to the shower. I will have to iron tonight (or maybe tomorrow ;))
    Be the change you want to see in the world - Gandhi
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