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Weekly Flylady Thread 3rd September 2012
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Well in my HHC I managed to cross a few more things off:
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
[STRIKE]Clear floors[/STRIKE]
Level Two
[STRIKE]Clear and wipe worksurfaces
Hoover and mop floors[/STRIKE]
Level Three
Wipe cupboard/ drawer fronts and kickboards
Clean filters on appliances
[STRIKE]Clear and wipe table[/STRIKE]
Extras
[STRIKE]Empty all bins[/STRIKE]
HHI
HH Paperwork
I also need to:
DW - came back and didn't tighten the lid on salt thingy and everything stained and metal stuff looks rusty :eek: Put it all on again :mad:
Make call to web designers - called and left a message this morning - no response so sent an e-mail
Get info together for meeting on Tuesday
Sort out new reward charts for boys
[STRIKE]Bring in washing [/STRIKE]
Poo patrol
Get coats/bikes etc ready by door for 1st day at school
Make lunches for the following day
Will join in again @ 3!Declutter challenge - 81/1500 (5.4%)
Make £2,021 in 2021 - £148.95/£2,021 (7.3%)0 -
Funfairs list of daily dreads
(not in any sort of order!)If all else fails
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
Level Two
Hoover and mop floors
Level Three
Wipe cupboard/ drawer fronts and kickboards
Clean filters on appliances
Extras
Empty all bins
HHI
HH Paperwork
Extra Extra's
Ebay the clothes too good for carboot (they want everything for 50p there:()
get dancing stuff ready for weekend GET DD NEW TAP SHOES
I have also
Stripped my bed put it in the machine and its now blowing on the rope.
Dusted LR and gave it a quick tidy
washed up
Helped DD make her bed
DD 'hoovered' her room (I need to do it again but it was a good try!)
fed DD and DS2
phoned SIL
SIL dropped up with BiL to pick up baby shoes for her daughters twins (she couldn't come in cause she is on crutches as she fell during a fire alarm going off while on her hols)
need to hoover and finish off the sculleryproduct recall after another grandparent ignores a toddler and leaves dangerous chemicals in their reach!! There are some idiots about!
Poor little man
Hope the wee soul is better soon.
Off I go to reload the WM and start the hooveringI'm not a muggle...I'm just magically challenged0 -
All lists where applicable today done except for mopping kitchen floor. Front garden done, progress being made in back garden, but it's time for a cuppa and a read of the paper.Spend less now, work less later.0
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just been locked out the back for the last 10 mins thanks to LO luckily DP had realised what he'd done and unlocked the door.... panic over !!200 weeks £25,000.00 / £7000
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Nearly done; I just have to put a cloth over the work surfaces; the table will be done tonight when Mr LW moves the BM off it for me (BM lives on top of the fridge-freezer when not in use) and I'll do the trolley tomorrow morning after we put the binbags out; I'll be bringing the bottles box and the pink recycling sack in from the shed in a moment, and they'll have to go on the trolley for now.
I just burnt my arm on the hot pan out of the BM.:( Ow!!
So-called child-proof caps seem to be accessible by children but not by folks with arthritic hands imho. I reckon the whole concept needs a complete re-hash. If ever I come up with a solution, I'll patent it! Grrr at people who think that a child-proof cap means they can abdicate all responsibility, though.:(If your dog thinks you're the best, don't seek a second opinion.;)0 -
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
DONE
Level Two
Clear and wipe worksurfaces
mop floors
Level Three
Wipe cupboard/ drawer fronts and kickboards
Clean filters on appliances
Extras
Empty all bins
HHI
HH Paperwork
Well I'm back from SW 1 lb heavier. Oh dear! must try harder this next week.
Flyingwise, I have:-
vacuumed through the ground floor
dusted lounge
ss bathroom
aired&made the bed
tidied bedroom
put clothes away
WMx1
Away to hang the washing out now the sun has decided to shine.
Thank you for the list
and welcome to our newbies.
x
SpiritJoined Slimming World originally in December 05 at 17st 9lb and then followed a very hilly route. I now weigh 11st 12 lbs. Whoops, I'll now have to confess to being 12st 12lbs.:o0 -
i am busy working through last weeks list as i was away and having the kids home today, we are all pooling together to make an effort to get the place ship shape ish. problem livining in a small space is that the slightest thing out of place makes a huge mess!
The kids love having a list to tick off so i am making use of their enthusiasm. lol.Proud to be Member of BSC #92Hoping to get debt free again :wall::heart2: working hard to make my daughters proud :heart2:0 -
On Saturday afternoon I wrote in the old thread that one of the items on my Toots list is to "save £250 for the next grandchild's "Welcome to the World" present (as far as I know, he/she isn't even on the way yet!)".
Guess what DS2 told me today!
DGC5 is due in March... and DS2 has already sent me a picture from the scan. :T
Best get eBaying soon, then. Only 6 months to go! :rotfl:0 -
big congrats ionafan
phoned my nana ... only to get off the phone with an upset stomach,,, knew it wasnt going to be a good week... ive bathed LO but not much else ... think the loo will be my best friend by tonight tho ...
200 weeks £25,000.00 / £7000 -
My brothers baby is due March too
Congratulations iona!
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
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