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Weekly Flylady Thread 21st March 2011

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  • artichoke
    artichoke Posts: 1,724 Forumite
    hi

    i am in - and i have sorted out a schedule for me to help with working at home i have separated paidwork time from, housework time, and baking / cooking time etc.

    So on a monday i have to get all the housework done ie dailys and flying list, and menu's planned, and batch cooking sorted out before 11am...


    so i am off..

    art
  • cat_smith
    cat_smith Posts: 1,258 Forumite
    artichoke I wish I had your self control. I still seriously struggle with setting aside work/flying time and sticking to it. Spend far too much time reading the fred rather than doing either :rotfl:

    Still need to declutter a dog walk. And then do some serious filing. My study is a tip! and freezing cold. Doesn't make spending time in there overly attractive.
    GC Mar 13 £47.36/£150
  • lemanie
    lemanie Posts: 668 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    Morning all, hope you are all ok? Welcome to all you new folks and returners. Safe travels to Greenbee and anyone else on the road. Good gig vibes for Jojo and get well wishes for Juliejim and anyone else under the weather.

    Yet another cause to thank the Flyladies, especially Toots:A. After I tackled my own very small Toots style list, DH was so impressed with the extra jobs I'd got round to doing that he ASKED FOR HIS VERY OWN LIST.:D So I made one yesterday with 2 columns one for me and one for him, quite often the jobs are linked, I can't do my bit without his bit and vice versa. I'm only going to post my part, but if mine are crossed off, stands to reason his are too. Then there are some none DIY extras that are just for me.

    Monday ~ KIDS Living room, Hallway, Stairs - Because main lounge is ok, going to concentrate on the kids room today.
    Level One

    remove clutter from floors, chairs and fireplace..
    Vacuum floors you can see and sofas
    [STRIKE]Open the windows and let in some fresh air[/STRIKE]

    Level Two
    Vacuum under the furniture you can move safely
    Dust those flat fluffy surfaces
    Level Three
    Clean windows, pictures, mirrors etc.
    Vacuum hall and stairs.. all the way up to the top!!!!!
    Extras

    Wipe woodwork in the living room/s
    Wash any smelly soft furnishings
    Sort spreadsheets/finances/meal plans etc

    Toots style listy;
    Make appt for MOT

    Make BS birthday gifts
    [STRIKE]Make sewing table cover
    Write letter to MM [/STRIKE]

    Glue wood down near woodburner
    Spray woodburner pipe
    Buy plywood for playroom/laundry room
    Paint understairs loo
    Paint porch
    Buy tile from fire shop
    Fit new door bouncy thing in hall
    Paint radiator pipes
    Replace bin and basket in DS2s room
    Paint laundry room and fit sticky tiles
    Buy new blind for bathroom
    De- scale shower head
    Buy bin for MB
    Buy apple tree and soil
    Sort hanging baskets and heather bed
    Paint window frames after fitter been - Ring fitter 21/03
    Buy new washing line
    Jet wash and treat decking
    Buy nets and fit
    Finish blanket for playroom (up to 26 GS)
    Appts
    Tues 22/03 10am - Nurse
    Weds 30/03 4pm - Neurologiest


    All dailies already done, DW, WM, pegging, beds, S & S bathrooms and kitchen, recycling, bins, school run etc. Going to do a little of the paid work and then may go into town before our QA check at 2pm.

    Mel x
    Proud to have dealt with our debt. DFW Nerd 1474
    DFD 25/08/15 _party_. Was: £23,929 01/01/14.
  • Craftyscholar
    Craftyscholar Posts: 3,403 Forumite
    First load done and on whirly - second load in machine.
  • babs
    babs Posts: 525 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts
    Hi All,

    I'm a returner, so can you count me in this week as I'm determined to get my house in order this week and keep it that way. Right, Off to make a start. Will update later
    £2021 in 2021... £253.86/£2021
  • beemuzed
    beemuzed Posts: 2,188 Forumite
    Mortgage-free Glee!
    Good Morning Everyone! I'm back for another week!
    Bit of a late start today as I had to follow DH to the garage which is repairing my car - tiny little knock...= new door, new trim, respray = 4 figure bill :eek: Totally my own fault, but grrrh!
    Mainly paperwork day as I have to get my study sorted, but quick run through the dailies as well. Better get on...
    Resolution:
    Think twice before spending anything!
  • toochoosey
    toochoosey Posts: 7,371 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker

    Good morning all and hope all are well xx

    I need to keep up with the lists again as we(the dinner ladies) have to go on a training course, every Tuesday for three or four weeks for new play equipment going on the yard so I am losing another day of the week.
    Need to pop to the shop but will be doing a HHC when I get back about 10:15.....join me if you can....xx

    Daily routines/todailies
    laundry, T W T F
    swish and swipe kitchen T W T F S S
    bathroom, M T W T F S S
    ironing, M T W T F S S
    making beds, T W T F S S
    vacuuming high traffic areas, M T W T F S S
    making meals T W T F S S

    Night-time routines
    preparing clothes for the next day, M T W T
    swish & swipes of the kitchen M T W T
    tidying the living room M T W T



    Monday ~ Living room, Hallway, Stairs
    Level One
    remove clutter from floors, chairs and fireplace..
    Vacuum floors you can see and sofas
    Open the windows and let in some fresh air
    Level Two
    Vacuum under the furniture you can move safely
    Wipe and water neglected plants
    Dust those flat fluffy surfaces
    Level Three
    muck out manky pets!
    Clean windows, pictures, mirrors etc.
    Vacuum hall and stairs.. all the way up to the top!!!!!


    Extras
    1. Wipe woodwork in the living room/s
    2. Wash any smelly soft furnishings
    3. Sort spreadsheets/finances/meal plans etc
    4. 15 minutes filing
  • Off to promenade the puppy.
    Please do not confuse me with other gratefulsforhelp. x
  • Well after promising beginnings last week, I tailed off Friday :o I'm massively behind with my ironing, and took to ironing everyone's individual uniforms/work clothes this morning :( Need to catch up tonight, so I won't be doing toooo much else. Here goes, for when I get home from work:

    Monday ~ Living room, Hallway, Stairs
    Level One

    Remove clutter from floors, chairs
    Vacuum floors you can see and sofas
    Open the windows and let in some fresh air
    Level Two
    Dust those flat fluffy surfaces, including the dust magnet that is the TV/stand
    Level Three
    Vacuum hall and stairs.. all the way up to the top!!!!!

    Wish me luck :)
    Squares knitted for my throw ~ 90 (yes!!! I have finally finished it :rotfl: )
    Squares made for my patchwork quilt ~ 80 (only the "actual" quilting to do now :rotfl:)
  • Mumof2_2
    Mumof2_2 Posts: 2,694 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I'll join you at 10.15 Tooch.

    Just sorted through the dining room a bit - DH is SUCH a hoarder; I've put 32 magazines in the paper recyling as it'll be taken away before he gets home and he won't even notice. These were just stashed in the corner and I found them.
    Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting
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