EXPIRED Amazon Black Friday

jediteacher

glitter03 wrote: »

It was me :rotfl: I do it all the time because i cannot motivate myself to do housework either

I tend to do it in installments depending on the job...half an hour doing this and then i will reward myself with some PC time or a brew or something :rotfl:

Amazing advice. Wish I'd meet you and you'd told me this genius method years ago. Ah well at least I can improve my domestic goddess now. :rotfl:

I've got my eye on the Portmerion Daisy tray as I love this design and usually cannot afford it.

jackieb

loveshopping wrote: »

I love our Miele vacumn - wouldn't buy any other make now. Would even be tempted to buy another if they had them at a good price. You know.. Just in case...

Same here. I have the one with the hepa filter and looking on youtube you can see that the air that comes out of there is almost particle free! You should see the comparisons with other hepa vacuums. My last vacuum used to make me sneeze. I'm okay with dusty surfaces and floors. It's when I disturb the dust that's the problem. I'd really love another.

sdt1986

glitter03 wrote: »

I am a parent yes. My little girl is 4 and at school but i am also 8 months pregnant and i work nights

Don't know how you cope being at home all the day, I hate my job and want to walk out right now, but I couldn't cope being at home, nothing would ever get done.

jackieb

jediteacher wrote: »

Amazing advice. Wish I'd meet you and you'd told me this genius method years ago. Ah well at least I can improve my domestic goddess now. :rotfl:

I've got my eye on the Portmerion Daisy tray as I love this design and usually cannot afford it.

I have a game of how much I can do in an advert break. :rotfl: It would surprise you!

Jenna_Appleseed

neighbour's(?) cat has started miowing outside - think it wants to join in the fun

earthlysparky

lucykitten wrote: »

Forget cat water fountains, my feline has just decided that the daughter's poster paint water is what she wants to drink! Strange animal :rotfl:

sounds like the sort of thing mine does.

glitter03

jediteacher wrote: »

Amazing advice. Wish I'd meet you and you'd told me this genius method years ago. Ah well at least I can improve my domestic goddess now. :rotfl:

I've got my eye on the Portmerion Daisy tray as I love this design and usually cannot afford it.

:rotfl:Glad to help :rotfl:

h007

jackieb wrote: »

I have a game of how much I can do in an advert break. :rotfl: It would surprise you!

i play that game too!!

just used my mp3 code to get money off the michael buble christmas album :j

glitter03

sdt1986 wrote: »

Don't know how you cope being at home all the day, I hate my job and want to walk out right now, but I couldn't cope being at home, nothing would ever get done.

Up until Sept just gone i had my daughter with me as she has only just started school so she kept me busy.

I start work at 5pm and the days seem to go really quickly and the nights drag on and on :rotfl:

Although i will have another little one to keep me entertained soon


Do you work with PC's? If i worked with PC's i would get no work done and be sacked :rotfl:

girl_withno_name

jediteacher wrote: »

Whoever said they were doing 14 mins jobs and then going back to the computer is a genius. I really find it hard to motivate myself to do anything around the house but this has made me actually get off my bottom and tidy and clean. As a 'reward' I can after 14 mins sit down and watch the deals on Amazon. GENIUS!:j:beer:

Do you not have any problem motivating yourself to get up after the next set of deals... rather than sitting at the computer for those 14 mins?