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Weekly Flylady Thread 5th September 2011
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            Washing put away, cats fed, bits and pieces put back in their homes, dejunked the fire place and coffee table, living room swept (dyson buried in the girls pit) more glass found :eek: it's been nearly 3 months since XH broke in. Stupidly it upset me so much that I cried I'm thankful the girls aren't here, pretending that everything is ok is getting hard. I'm thankful the girls aren't here, pretending that everything is ok is getting hard.
 I've unloaded and partly reloaded the DW and will start cleaning round the kitchen after I've had a fruit tea 0 0
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            :wave:Valli, saw this and thought of you
 PenPen _party_
 I have cleared the bedroom to be so that it could be plastered, and dug the rest of the potatoes out so they don't just rot in the ground. Terrible year for veg or is that just us?'If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need' Marcus Tullius Cicero0
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            HHC done and there is a slight difference but still not happy to sit in most rooms - our ensuite bathroom upstairs is ok but not really the place I want to spend a Saturday night:rotfl:
 Off for a quick brew then another HHC starting at 5.20 - focus on kitchen and lounge (if I can shift icklies off sofa)Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
 Emergency fund £1000/£1000
 Savings for big things £90170
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            Gardens done and furniture put away. Moved some plant pots and i must move the trampoline in to a sheltered part. Dw nearly finished and i go stick another load in. More washing put on the line too, washing is nearly all done. :j
 Best go get more sticks and set the fire up for lighting later. Sometimes it seems that the going is just too rough.And things go wrong no matter what I do.Now and then it seems that life is just too much.But you've got the love I need to see me through.:j :j0 Sometimes it seems that the going is just too rough.And things go wrong no matter what I do.Now and then it seems that life is just too much.But you've got the love I need to see me through.:j :j0
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            DW and WM emptied and reloaded, I made the base for tomorrows Game Pie and Chicken Curry for OH tonight. DH made Tiramisu for tomorrow Num num num.
 Then I ATE A FROG:j:j:j and did a Freezer Audit. Only some unidentifiable Pate and some stuff that I can't tell whether its stock or soup :rotfl::rotfl:Now I can find everything and I've got loads 
 Just finishing watching the England replay. Do glad about Scotland result. Then need to S&S Bathroom and walk the furry beast.GC Mar 13 £47.36/£1500
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            i managed to do a baby inventory and gave the kitchen a once over and phoned mum and panicked about how much baby stuff i have, she has reassured me that ive not gone OTT and in fact there is loads missing from my list :rotfl: so will be getting all that sorted when she is up in a few weeks.
 next doors brats are screaming and i want to tell them to shut the heck up as they are screaming for the sake of screaming and there is no need. thankfully their dad has just told them off but they started again!
 off to do another HHC doing i dont know what, most likely will attack my bedroom as clothes just appear on my floordrobe and if thats all tidy i can then start on the spare room properly tomorrow.0
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            Everything back in place and second load in the machine. Really fancy a takeaway but funds are limited......looks like Pasta for tea then!!!!
 Took a while to reconfigure DD's room...the bed, wardrobe, 2 chests and a set of shelves were moved numerous times but all looks good now...we'll see how long it stays like that!!!
 Need food now though.......catch you later xx0
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            Completed WM, DW emptied and re-filled, kitchen tops emptied, lounge decluttered, bathroom cupboard emptied and cleaned - how many manky old toothbrushes do we really need:o, tea cooked and eaten yummy baked potatoes (I love Autumn cooking all warm and toasty)
 Strictly then Doctor Who so going to sort out some paperwork, schoolwork and get some stitching done while they are on.
 Dh has rung from work and is going to do loads tomorrow while I concentrate on school work, especially since a lot of it is cluttering up space which will soon be filled by a birthday guinea pig!Mortgage £119,533 going down slowly
 Emergency fund £1000/£1000
 Savings for big things £90170
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            Good afternoon 
 the only flying I have done today is declutter DD1 back to Uni! :j
 She tried her hardest to stand back & let everyone else do the work, & then is so hard done by if she is asked to actually carry her own crapola :mad: that isn't packed properly! she has left her pillow here. Probably other stuff aswell, but we haven't found it yet! She left her printer at her nan's so no doubt i will have to go up there in a few weeks anyway.
 Apart from that, I have brought the washing in, emptied the DW & restacked, taken the family out for lunch (CBA to cook!) & slept for about 1.5 hours :eek: NDN came and took 2 bookshelves out of our summerhouse. That just leaves 2 in there, which we are going to keep :T
 I am going to run myself a bath, and probably not do much else. DH's BD seems to be nipping me aswell, as I really CBA 
 Fresh start tomorrow! 0 0
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            That is so sad/lazy of the school tbh. Understand on the toast front but our y6 sell mini cheeses, fruit and squeezy yogurts every day - one lady does an asda run on the way into work most days to get it and school subsidises it so fruit is 10p, cheese and yogs are 20p. Could sensible older ones not do it at your boys school?
 I agree it seems a bit lazy...there's only so many fruit bags kids will eat before they get bored & I don't even have kids!
 Wendywitch - Sending virtual hugs your way - I think you're very brave!Monday ~ Living Room, Hall and Stairs
 Level 1
 [STRIKE]Vacuum floors[/STRIKE] and sofas
 Wash nets/curtains/other soft furnishings that are grotty.. do we need winter curtains up yet?
 Level 2
 [STRIKE]Dusting, even if around everything[/STRIKE]
 Vacuum under furniture you can manage to move without hurting yourself
 [STRIKE]Remove clutter making sure stairs especially are safe[/STRIKE]
 Level 3
 Clear fire surround of gibble!
 Put all hotspots into a pile/box and sort through it all while having a cuppa.
 Tidy shoes, coats and bags .. wash any that need washing. See if there are any that don't fit, past their best or just plain uncomfy which could leave the house! Who needs new coats/boots for winter?
 Extras- Paperwork clearance.. spend 15 minutes minimum sorting through those piles of paper.
- Make sure lightbulbs are working and smoke alarms!!!!
- Clean a window or two.
- Defluff behind radiators..
 
 Level One
 [STRIKE]Sweep and mop the floor[/STRIKE]
 [STRIKE]Clear and wipe worksurfaces[/STRIKE]
 [STRIKE]Shine the sink![/STRIKE]
 Level Two
 [STRIKE]Wipe fronts of appliances and units[/STRIKE] Half done anyway...
 Wipe small appliances and replace.. make sure the inside of one small appliance is sparkly and hygienic!
 Wipe table and replace cloth if needed
 Level Three
 Clear and wipe window sills
 Clean out the fridge thoroughly.. work the contents into your meal plan
 Wipe over oven and hob.. polish the knobs!
 Extras- Empty and wash out bins!
- Wipe dining chairs
- Dust, deweb and make homeless those spiders!
- Clean light fittings.. take shades down and wash them if you can.
 
 Level One
 [STRIKE]Clear the floor of grot, laundry and gubbins[/STRIKE]
 [STRIKE]Empty bins[/STRIKE] and clean them out
 Level Two
 [STRIKE]Wash down the tiles[/STRIKE] and windows
 [STRIKE]Clean the bath, bog and basin[/STRIKE] (and the shower if needed!)
 Wipe over the paintwork
 Level Three
 Wash mats, curtains etc that need doing
 Clear the pc desk of rubbish and excess piles of junk
 Dust any dusty places and vacuum the dog shelf!
 Extras- Delete 10 dead links from your favourites
- Delete some unwanted emails
- HHI
- Fill a binbag of rubbish and throw it out
 
 Level One
 [STRIKE]Strip and wash sheets[/STRIKE]
 Vacuum and turn mattress before replacing clean sheets
 Level Two
 15 minutes floordrobe clearance
 Wash windows
 Vacuum floors
 Level Three
 Dust and deweb
 Wipe paintwork
 Sort through a cupboard.. make it neat and tidy and get rid of what you no longer wear/need/use
 Extras- Sort through a box of junk fom the landing
- Binbag dance
- Collect all the dirty laundry from upstairs!
- FINISH a craft project you've been putting off for ages!
 
 Level One
 Declutter and vacuum the floor!
 Strip and wash and replace stinky bedding
 Make half an hour for YOURSELF!!!
 Level Two
 Sort through a cupboard of clothing
 Sort through a box of toys/junk
 Binbag dance
 Level Three
 Tidy/straighten a bookcase/shelf unit
 Wash any curtains/cushions etc that are in need
 Dust and deweb
 Extras- Write christmas lists.. cards, food, presents etc
- HHI
- Clean out pets..
- Wipe away all sticky fingerprints and suchlike!
 :idea:Debt at July 2012: £12,862.57 :eek:
 :dance:Current Debt: £0 :j
 100% paid off!
 :think: Savings Goal for November 2016: £5000 :cool: Current Savings: £1176.24 _party_ Current Savings: £1176.24 _party_
 23.52% Saved!0
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