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Weekly Flylady Thread 9th July 2012
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Dustykitten wrote: »I had this with my DS2 aswell. We found Matalan quite good and Top Man for doing smaller stuff
My son is in that 'inbetween' stage as well. No longer a boy, but not quite a manNext do XS. Apart from Matalan, it seems to be the more expensive places that fit
At least his feet are size 8-8 1/2, which means i can just go straight to the mens dept. Size 6 was a nightmare!
I have been to Go Outdoors, and bought some shorts for my hollibobs, and some waterproof trousers for any littleone's that are here (& some for me) so we can do outdoor play whatever the weather, without relying on parents to bring suitable clothes! Just need to make sure I have a stock of wellies as well (going to check out the CS for those). We took Little Miss Sunshine and she had a great time playing in the tents and trying out bikes and horse riding hats
Cheap day out
I need to empty the TD, and put on more washing. DH has done my HHI :T I have also phoned a double glazing firm about a quote for a new door :eek: The lock keeps playing up. It has been fixed once already (costing £120), but it is still not good. It went on Friday evening, while we were 300 miles away and DD1 was in charge :eek: Lets just say, she likes to make a drama out of thingsDS fixed it, with help from DH on the phone. It comes to something when you have to rely on the 13yo to be the grown up!! I wonder how much this is all going to cost
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I'm in again,didn't do too well at the end of last week, so determined to try harder.
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
[STRIKE]Clear and wipe the work tops[/STRIKE]
Level Two
[STRIKE]Wipe small appliances (descale if necessary[/STRIKE])
[STRIKE]Hoover and mop the floor[/STRIKE]
Level Three
[STRIKE]Clean all up high spaces[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Clean a window or two[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Remove something from this area and put it where it belongs[/STRIKE] all DH's stuff lol. The rest of us are trying to keep things tidy.
Extras
[STRIKE]HHMe time [/STRIKE] having it just now:D
HHI
Cleaned the ovens,both top and bottom using bicarb of soda,I'm impressed with the results.cleaned all the shelves and grill pan with stardrops they are all shining!!!
Going to do HHC in Rod after this:eek:
Currently trying to clean the DW with vinegar its almost finished the cycleSept GC £2000 -
afternoon all
thanks for the lists Dusty and i hope your mum isnt in too much pain and heals well.
hope all are well, was good this morning and completly finished my ironing pile -took 3 hours, just need to get it all put away now did two loads in the wm and have washing on line drying (no rain so far today) going to make a start on the kitchen now and get all the itoning put away
hope all are well, hugs for everyone who needs one
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
Clear and wipe the work tops
Level Two
Wipe small appliances (descale if necessary)
Hoover and mop the floor
Level Three
Clean all up high spaces
Clean a window or two
Remove something from this area and put it where it belongs
Extras
HHMe time
[STRIKE]HHI[/STRIKE] all ironing done
my own list for the week
catch up on washing - weather permitting:rotfl:
pair or cull sock bag
[STRIKE]clear the ironing pile [/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]make marmalade[/STRIKE]
check whos coming to birthday meal and confirm table booking
start knitting a bunny for other twin
empty and mend upstairs bookcase - back has come loose
trim conifers
[STRIKE]do some shredding[/STRIKE]SPC~12 ot 124
In a world that has decided that it's going to lose its mind, be more kind my friend, try to Be More Kind0 -
JJ - with regards to your fridge, you could make a neutralising spray, which is basically bicarb and an acid, so you could use vinegar or lemon, put in spray bottle, shake to bits to dissolve and use. Not done what i said i would as i sidetracked0
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GI DS2 is still a size 6 - nightmare. DS1 size 7 very wide, just as much of a nightmare and he is 18.
Shower room all clean.
DS3 home from school so off to Mum's in a minute.The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 -
Dustykitten wrote: »I had this with my DS2 aswell. We found Matalan quite good and Top Man for doing smaller stuff.
Never thought of either of them Dusty thanks your a star:A:A. I have to got to Sephre and Turret (SP) as he wants Voi v-neck jumpers again this year at 20 quid a pop:eek: to be fair they wash great and the ones he's out grown are as good as the day I bought them.Goodintentions wrote: »My son is in that 'inbetween' stage as well. No longer a boy, but not quite a manNext do XS. Apart from Matalan, it seems to be the more expensive places that fit
At least his feet are size 8-8 1/2, which means i can just go straight to the mens dept. Size 6 was a nightmare!
Since my last post I have...
Littlies room,
made beds, replaced toys on beds, dusted the dusty bits, wiped the sticky bits, dvds and video games back in their boxes and in the box they live in, washing to machine, emptied rabbits cage, cleaned and replaced with fresh, hoovered,
hall,
hoovered hall, stairs, landing,
LR,
decluttered, cushions plumped, hoovered,
Kitchen,
see below list, plus, animal bowls cleaned and refilled, bins emptied, sink shined, draining rack cleaned,
Bathroom
hoovered and S/S
Laundry,
WM emptied into TD and refilled, Dog bedding back in his bed,
and in other news.... DS2 sent to the shop for my national soft drink of which I have decluttered a glassful along with half a family size bar of bubbly chocolate;)
I would have mopped the scullery floor but my mop has broken and I need to get OH to fix it. So I'm now off to SOMFAADFA for a wee while as OH, SS and DS1 will be home about 5.30 no doubt with a mamoth washing for me so I am taking the chance while I can:DFunfairs list of daily dreads
(not in any sort of order!)If all else fails
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
Level Two
mop the floor
Level Three
Extras
HHMe time
HHI
Uniforms
DD
5 x white blouses(purchased)
Coat
2 x pinafore (purchased)
1 x polo shirt (ordered)
1 x school bag (purchased)
socks (purchased)
2 x school skirts(purchased)
1 x trousers(purchased)
cardigans(Purchased)
tank top (put past Auntie knitted)
gym shoes (bought)
shorts(bought)
shoes
DS2
5 x trousers
5x shirts
jumpers
socks
school bag
shoes
trainers
shorts
white t shirts
mouth shield
coat
plus pencil cases and their fillingsI'm not a muggle...I'm just magically challenged0 -
Ah Dusty.. I don't have floor/aga/radiator clutter.. just the worksurfaces!
Tesco done.. and all away
washed double duvet.. now dripping outside on the line.. so Squeak is sopping from the water!
What else was on my list.. ???LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0 -
today's chores:
wiped the worksurfaces
descaled the kettle (must get some more citric acid in)
floor still to do..
hung skirt up in the sunshine to try and get rid of lily pollen stain..Dustykitten wrote: »Level Three
Clean all up high spacesand it's proving really hard to shift completely, though I think I've got the worst off. Anyone got any ideas how to get rid of it? The tops of the cupboards are a kind of plastic-covered chipboard, I think. I've tried a few times with really hot water and strong sugar-soap solution, but there's still some stickiness left..
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Ok here we are.
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
[STRIKE]Clear and wipe the work tops[/STRIKE]
Level Two
[STRIKE]Wipe small appliances (descale if necessary)
Hoover and mop the floor[/STRIKE]
Level Three
Clean all up high spaces
[STRIKE]Clean a window or two
Remove something from this area and put it where it belongs[/STRIKE]
Extras
HHMe time
HHI
Have collected my car, and put dry washing away, haven't got any ironing :T hmm until I put the next wash on... Will go collect the little bossys in 5minBossymoo
Away with the fairies :beer:0 -
Good afternoon all, again I'm going to try and keep on track this week........been falling off the wagon lately!!!!
Ok here goes this week!
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
Clear and wipe the work tops
Level Two
Hoover and mop the floor
Level Three
Clean all up high spaces
Clean a window or two
Remove something from this area and put it where it belongs
Extras
HHMe time
HHI[/QUOTE]
Ok, this seems do-able(apart from the mopping, will do that tomorrow, when no-one else here)0
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