So poor I can't even pay attention

Piquant_2

Snagggles wrote: »

Hey, you nearly did the filing. :T It's the thought that counts, right?


I didn't even think about my filing.

beanielou wrote: »

What is this filing thing you talk of?

catshark88 wrote: »

I believe it consists of picking up said pile of papers, making sure all possible edges are aligned, and then moving it to a different surface. If this entails moving it to a different room, you get an extra gold star from the tidy police.....

Filing consists of recycling all the papers I have left too long, therefore, they weren't that important in the first place. Then putting the smaller pile of stuff back in the same place!

Piquant_2

Fortune_Smiles wrote: »

My major achievement today was dusting the study :rotfl:

Fortune x

I nearly hoovered too! But the vacuum cleaner scares Colin, so I didn't bother!

Mara_uk7

Piquant wrote: »

I nearly hoovered too! But the vacuum cleaner scares Colin, so I didn't bother!

Oh I love this housework way of working , I so nearly did the ironing, and almost washed the pots before I sat down to the computer. Dont feel guilty tho as today was a 12 hour day at work, out in the rain & wind all day . Hatches all battened down here ready for the 100mph gusts that the forecast has promised us !

missrlr

I thought about hoovering but then decided not too, on the grounds of creating dust whilst trying to gloss white woodwork brilliant must decorate more often!
I "tidied" my desk at work too, into the recycling bin
Nothing happening here too,

grannyx2

I thought about removing myself from the sofa at some point today but decided I couldn't be ars3d.

Granny x

Igamogam

I am sure melatonin is available on prescription in UK - lots of the frogs I work with take it to send them off to sleep - doesnt keep the darlings asleep though according to frazzled parents!
this may be of interest

the_cake

Joyful tidings from the Cake Household - we have a new cat! I rather fell for him on a local cat rescue website (lovely black and white markings and a sweet face), went and met him this morning, and he was delivered by the lovely rescue lady this afternoon. He is enchanting, his name is Jeeves, and I have spent a very happily distracted evening gently saying things like "Jeeves, please don't climb the curtains" and "Jeeves, please don't climb on the log pile round the woodburner" .... I am rather hoping for the day when I can say "Jeeves, please mix me a martini" .... he has spent the whole of his little life (7 months) in a big cage thingy at the rescue centre, so is wide-eyed at absolutely everything: the TV, my OH, the whirry mouse toy I bought him. I foresee hours of fun. How lucky are those of us who share our lives with cats, lovely cats.

grannyx2

Welcome to the family Jeeves x

vitesse

I used to use melatonin for jet lag when I used to go to the US a lot, bought in the US. Not completely convinced how effective it was, I think I eventually got used to jet lag as I was travelling so much. Although going east was always worse, and a few round the world trips crossing the date line really screws things up.

If you can get some worth a try though.

Boring now don't go further than Wales (not that Wales isn't a nice place).

suzeesu2000

We need pictures of Jeeves - who sounds absolutely adorable.