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Weekly Flylady Thread 23rd May 2011
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paulies_nixie wrote: »Ladies, I have a bottom problem..... I just cant get off it!
Nixie fluffy mule incoming. Do 1 thing. You'll feel much better. Try hoovering the hounds. Normally produces a great reaction with Oz:DGC Mar 13 £47.36/£1500 -
Toots Wicked news about the bath seat, a couple of my customers have them and they sing their praises all the time.....the simple pleasure of a bubbly bath
Also, you're just too darn nice for your own good
aaaand you're right, as ever, I'm too soft, he's doing the kichen after tea and the hoovering tomorrow.
I've been on Facebook ever since I last posted :eek: I'm so norty! So in my shamedness I've fed and put the rabbits to bed and made a start on tea, I had toast earlier but need something with a bit more substance, oven chipsI've also tidied the LR. :A <<---pfft! I should cocoa.
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DD1 has smashed a bottle of coral nail varnish all over the bathroom floor. It's come off the limestone tiles with nail varnish remover but how do I get it off the grouting?
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Evening all
Daily type stuff done
Driven loads today to see customers
Sorry if I have missed anything.
Greenbee hope things went well for you today xx
Toots glad you are getting extra bath aids, hope they suit your needs.Breast Cancer Now 100 miles October 2022 100 / 100miles
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toottifrootti wrote: »Cazmanian is junior dog young enough that he might get used to the hoover? if you keep going with all your cleaning he might not like it but come to accept it?
Sadly not, he's 7. He's a rescue dog, used to be a working gundog but snapped his cruciate ligament and had never lived in a house before he came into rescue. He adapted brilliantly (he thinks sofas are the best invention ever, with duvets a very close second), but for some reason loud indoor noises (hoover, drill, food processor etc.) turn him into a shaking heap on the sofa
Once the noise stops he's fine again within a couple of minutes.
I'm definitely keeping up with this cleaning lark, OH has produced a toffee cake to say thank you for today's efforts :j:j:j I've got a dentist appointment tomorrow so probably won't get much done - it's only a 20 minute appointment to get my braces checked, but I have to drive 105 miles each way, mostly on single track roads, to get to it!0 -
Tuesday ~ Kitchen, Utility and Dining areas
Level One
[STRIKE]Sweep and mop floors[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Declutter and wipe worksurfaces[/STRIKE]
Level Two
Wipe ALL large appliances and units and kickboards
[STRIKE]Wipe and replace all small appliances
Scrub out the fridge [/STRIKE]
Level Three
Wash windows.. and dust blinds/wash curtains
Clear and wipe out the oven and hob
[STRIKE]Wipe table and replace cloth if necessary[/STRIKE]
DW x 1 WM x 1“You’re only here for a short visit.
Don’t hurry, don't worry and be sure to smell the flowers along the way.”Walter Hagen
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cazmanian_minx wrote: »Sadly not, he's 7. He's a rescue dog, used to be a working gundog but snapped his cruciate ligament and had never lived in a house before he came into rescue. He adapted brilliantly (he thinks sofas are the best invention ever, with duvets a very close second
), but for some reason loud indoor noises (hoover, drill, food processor etc.) turn him into a shaking heap on the sofa
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My rescue is the same. He's got used to the hoover, but drills and food processors are a no-no. Don't ask about fireworks.GC Mar 13 £47.36/£1500 -
awh thank you - you are all so lovely xx
Caz thats a shame about woof - where are you going for your dentist - inverness/ dingwall/ tain - being nosey!!!Peace will be mine
could do better - must try harder
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I hope you don't mind me jumping in here, I've been following and doing some flying since yesterday, really pleased with myself because I've managed level 1 and 2each day plus all the other daily tasks involved with running a home with small children in it. Am trying to get the house sorted before the next baby is born but also have some unpacking to do so doing a little each day. Anyway I will keep going and I hope my home starts to show all my hard work soon! Please!#118 DFW Debt freely Christmas 2012 Challenge0
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Evening all
Sorry I'm joining in late this week but I'm hereThank you to pigpen, toots and asbo
Well I have been up since 3 this morning filling job application form out, took DS2 to doc's about his stomach problem and slept most of the afternoon then!
Going to just catch up with washing and brief tidy up then hoping to start properly tomorrow evening after work
Hugs and love to all who need or just want them
Jen xEverything happens for a reason0
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