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Weekly Flylady Thread 11th July 2011
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perhaps some need to get out a bit! Unbelievable.0
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Im in thanks to the team.
Kitchen and bathroom done today.
Dailies done and some washing.
Was at a training day yesterday as Im stewarding at a event next weekend.
Had a walk down the community woods this afternoon. I love nature.
For those taking a break hugs and I hope you come back.
Rachael Hugs
Mr and Mrs AJ Congratulations.
Toots Thinking of you.
Got some bags to declutter at the charity shop tomorrow.0 -
I'm in again. Just need to find my list from the end of last week and i'll be right back...
Okaaay.Monday ~ Living room, hall and Stairs
Level One
Declutter all the floors
Declutter all the flat surfaces above the floor!!
Level Two
dust and deweb
Vacuum and mop
Wipe over the sofas, or any marks off them
Level Three
Wash any soft furnishings that are in need
Wipe and water plants
Wipe over any cabinets/electricals get rid of those stick finger prints!
Extras- Wash windows if they need it
- Wipe any grubby paintwork/marks off walls/doors
- Polish any metal (brasses or silver!)/glass
- Empty and sort a cupboard or drawer
Nowt yetTo Do
Contacts buyers for pending items
Create paperwork/games for shower
Continue photo editing
Message prospective brides & grooms
Draw plan of photo displays in living room
Pay nursery bill & query additional amountToots List
- Redo window wall rail & shelf in kitchen
- Paint double doors (living room/kitchen)
- Rub down filler on ceiling in kitchen & paint
- Fill in chip on side of fridge freezer cupboard
- Get rid of big highchair
- Paint pine mirror white & put up in room
- Print out photos for two large frames & wallpaper mount
- Take family portrait
- Take photos of kids for two frames above sofa
- Get radiator cabinet & install in room
- Sort out ribba for kids art wall
- Paint architrave in room
- Paint internal doors in room
- Do word art picture for wall "Life is good?"
- Do hand prints art using all kids handprints
- Print two photos for small frames on white unit
- Put away baby toys
- Sell unused nappies
- Paint architrave in office
- Paint doors in office
- Paint windowsill in office
- Finish dolls cot makeover
- Install pin/white board in office
- Sort out cupboard to store hobby stuff instead of cleaning stuff
- Hide back of desk
- Fill & label crafting pizza boxes
- Type up inventory of craft stuff for reference
- See if blind is required at window in shower room
- Get rid of splodge on wall at top of landing
- Touch up paint where pram has marked wall in hallway
- Install bi-fold door in bathroom
- Install towel rails in bathroom
- Get loo roll holder for bathroom
- Replace silicone sealant in bathroom
- Finish & put up valances i made in bathroom
- Fix hole in floor in our room
- Get ceiling plastered in our room
- Get rid of wardrobe that's in the way of the door & relocate stuff to chest of drawers
- Put up house number plaque on wall outside
- Replace light pull in main bathroom
- Declutter top of our wardrobes
- Get new memory boxes for kids & label nice
- Hang long mirror on our bedroom wall
- Paint internal doors upstairs
- Clean curtain pole on landing
- Add frosting to landing window so neighbours don't get an eyeful.
- Replace DD's photo frame in DS' room
- Design DD's new bedroom decor and cost out
- Get better bathroom toy storage cheap
- Sort through books in airing cupboard
- Declutter baby bath and seat
- Empty seagrass gibble from windowsil on landing
- Type up crafting inventory list
- Go through preggo file from DS & file/chuck as appropriate
- Do trust fund application doodah for DS
- Read leaflet about wills
- Put kids names down at school
People who are leaving/unhappy: I can't help but get the feeling that i have contributed to your being miffed and i want to apologise. I posted a bit of a rant about DH the other day and TBH it's very rare that i do, because it's very rare that he does my head in to that extent. For the most part he is wonderful and does his fair share of household tasks. He can just be very unthinking sometimes, and i can react badly for unknown possibly hormonal / coffee withdrawal / stubbed my toe that day reasons. I understand AnW is upset due to current circumstances and believe me i know that feeling (kinda) of needing to take self-preservation measures. I am sure it is just a self-preservation thing, rather than a "you are all wrong to sl@g off your DH's" kind of thing. Anyway, i am aware that i have recently returned to the thread and i am taking on board what posters said about the tone of the thread having changed in recent times. Therefore, i can only conclude that i have contributed to this downhill turn in some way and would like to apologise and ask for clarification. I was happily going along all "la la laa!" not noticing anything, so i would appreciate being put in the loop as to what (apart from DH bashing) has gone wrong here. Learn and move on and all that. PM me if you like. Probably best to PM to keep the thread on topic and the dramaz following popcorn eaters away.Sarah.
DD is 8 years old DS1 is 6 years old
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Ladies with laminate - I have it absolutely everywhere in my flat. What's the easiest way of keeping it clean/non dusty? I keep ending up with grey feet
really need to sort it out tonight.
Do any of you have those mop/duster things? Or is a good old fashioned brush decent enough? We don't have a vacuum cleaner and I'd be kind of loathe to pay for one. (Maybe I should be trawling Freegle...)
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count me in this week please
frog list...- Menu planning
- Sort out DD's clothes
- sort out DS's clother
- Go through toy boxes
- take junk from garage to skip
- defrost fridge
- wash bedroom and computer room blinds
- sort out paper work
- sort out training stuff / work stuff no longer use
- sort out make up drawer
- go through bathroom cupboard
- sort through coats and shoes
BR as of 14/1/2009
Discharged Oct 2009
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I'm in again this week,
trying to keep on top of it all, and the lists do help me to get things done.
Thanks to pigpen, toots and everyone else who helps to keep me motivated.0 -
Frittered_Away wrote: »Ladies with laminate - I have it absolutely everywhere in my flat. What's the easiest way of keeping it clean/non dusty? I keep ending up with grey feet
really need to sort it out tonight.
Do any of you have those mop/duster things? Or is a good old fashioned brush decent enough? We don't have a vacuum cleaner and I'd be kind of loathe to pay for one. (Maybe I should be trawling Freegle...)
I vacuum mine and then mop every so often (not weekly :eek:)
I have used one of those wide swishy things that i think you can get in poundstretcher. that works quite well too. Hope that helps?Yesterday is history
Tomorrow is a mystery
Today is a gift
That's why we call it 'The Present'0 -
I will be mostly working this week
re laminate
you could
try mopping with a just damp mop - one you squeeze out not a sponge head, that would hold too much water. If it's bad sweep first then mop - figure of 8 mop strokes are (apparently) best
or you could spray the floor then swiffer it
me - I would be sweeping and mopping - but the mop must be really really well squeezed out.
I will be dropping in to flutter I hope...
and I am putting my washer on an empty boil wash tonight because DS left a BIRO in his trouser pocket....:eek: so making sure that no terrible terrible biro ink is left in the washer, I hope...Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily DickinsonJanice 1964-2016
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P.S. i still need an answer on how best to clean my icky kitchen cupboards
What's the matter with your icky kitchen cupboards?
Just given Miss Tag a rolocking about the state of the garden, the conservatory and the shed:mad: Miss Tag and her friend have managed to deposit various items in said areas and not put anything away.:mad: I won't even go into my newly paint splated conservatory. :mad::mad::mad:
If friends come in too play, they and Miss Tag have been told that unless they help to put away what has been used, then they ain't coming in. Friend has now been banned for the next 3 days!;)
So I'm in this week. Got loads to do so need to find my organised hat!
I might even do a HHC in a bit.:D Anyone fancy joining in?0 -
Frittered_Away wrote: »Ladies with laminate - I have it absolutely everywhere in my flat. What's the easiest way of keeping it clean/non dusty? I keep ending up with grey feet
really need to sort it out tonight.
Do any of you have those mop/duster things? Or is a good old fashioned brush decent enough? We don't have a vacuum cleaner and I'd be kind of loathe to pay for one. (Maybe I should be trawling Freegle...)
I also go over it with a damp mop, when I can;)
I am away Mon/Tues, and working wednesday daytime, so I will probably catch up at the weekend again:AI do need to phone doc this week, think my thyroid is playing up again, had to have a nap every day this week:o
:heartpulsOnce a Flylady, always a Flylady:heartpuls0
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