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Weekly Flylady Thread 10th September 2012

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  • Right I've been defuzzed and collected some butter for cauliflower cheese put the carrot and corriander soup on and have just started in Ds bedroom:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek: if i don't catch something it will be a miracle I've found 2 lunchboxes underneath right at the back of the wardrobe about 30 odd socks and endless bits of lego. Right I want to get it finished before lunch so HHC12 10 anyone............................................................
  • Here I gooooooooo......................................
  • lolly_896
    lolly_896 Posts: 1,058 Forumite
    edited 13 September 2012 at 1:00PM
    still some to catch up

    [STRIKE]Monday - kitchen and dining room
    Level one
    Shine your sink and taps
    Level Two
    Wipe worksurfaces right into the corners
    Dust and deweb
    Level Three
    Hoover and mop the floor
    Meal plan
    Clean a window/mirror
    [/STRIKE]
    Extras
    Descale the iron
    Wash ironing board cover
    Clean some shoes


    Tuesday bathroom and study
    [STRIKE]Level one
    Hoover and mop floors
    Level two
    Clean toilets including the pan and pipework[/STRIKE]
    15 minutes paperwork
    Level three
    [STRIKE]Clean Bath/shower and sink[/STRIKE]
    Dust and deweb the ceilings
    Deal with a hotspot
    Extras
    Sort out the medicine cupboard, restock ready for winter
    Clean the light cords
    Recycle anything you can


    Wednesday - Living Room, Hall and Stairs
    Level one
    15 minutes tidying up and putting away (pigpen this may take you longer )
    Level two
    Hoover, all the way up the stairs - bungalow brigade wipe a door frame
    Dust any fluffy surfaces
    Level three
    Bash your cushions outside and watch the dust fly
    Dust behind/inside radiators
    HHme time
    Extras
    Put that lovely clean cover back on your ironing board
    Binbag dance
    Something from your own list


    Thursday - Kids rooms, Spare rooms or another neglected room
    Level one
    [STRIKE]Declutter and [/STRIKE]vacuum the floor
    Level 2
    [STRIKE]Strip and wash bedding and replace with clean[/STRIKE]
    What's lurking under the bed/sofa etc? remove it and hoover
    Level 3
    Dust and deweb
    Wipe some paintwork, doorframe?
    Sort airing cupboard/ottomen are the blankets/hotwater bottles to hand
    [STRIKE]HHI[/STRIKE]
    Extras
    Catch up on any jobs from earlier in the week, done that then put your feet up and have a cuppa
    on!!
    DFW Nerd #awaiting number - Proud to be dealing with my debts!

    Dont cry because it's over, smile because it happened.

    Sealed Pot Challenge #781
  • ionafan
    ionafan Posts: 4,836 Forumite
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    Not doing much flying this week - just enough to keep up with Levels 1 and 2 and sometimes 3 where relevant. Spare rooms are not neglected, just unused, and we don't have kids, so that lets me off today's list. :)

    Today I have S&S'd kitchen and bathroom, dusted and hoovered sitting room and hall, and spent nearly 2 hours decluttering with a friend :D
    :bdaycake: :coffee: :coffee:
    Actually, it's nobody's birthday, but I made a carrot cake at the weekend and it is very good.

    Must get down to work now... or perhaps I need another :coffee: first, to help me concentrate - it's 2 hours since my last one ;)

    @cat_smith, don't panic, take a deep breath and just fly: we're all behind you!

    (((Hugs))) to all who need them today.
  • Mumto5
    Mumto5 Posts: 1,838 Forumite
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    Some progress made. The loos have been cleaned. The kettle has been descaled. (I have the pit bull hardness of water like Lamewolf). I'm struggling to get to grips with the shared bedroom of DS3 and DD2. There is so much 'stuff' all over the place it's really difficult to make any headway. I have 2 big bags on bottom bunk to collect all the outgrown clothes. I'm having to dip into the winter storage boxes for fleeces for the school run so it won't be long before all the summer stuff will be put away. The bunk beds have been changed. 3 loads of washing have been processed. 4th is half way through the cycle. 3 loads to go.

    DD1 is home from work. She has gone to bed (she was on a 4-10 shift). I need to vac the HSL to give me a 15 minute distraction from the nightmare that is the kids bedroom.

    Tuesday bathroom and study
    Level one
    Hoover and mop floors
    Level two

    Level three
    Clean Bath/shower and sink
    Deal with a hotspot
    Extras
    Clean the light cords
    Recycle anything you can -
    WIP


    Wednesday - Living Room, Hall and Stairs
    Level three
    Dust behind/inside radiators
    HHme time
    Extras
    Put that lovely clean cover back on your ironing board :rotfl:
    Binbag dance

    Something from your own list - NCT Sale forms to return

    Thursday - Kids rooms, Spare rooms or another neglected room
    Level one
    Declutter and vacuum the floor WIP
    Level 2
    What's lurking under the bed/sofa etc? remove it and hoover
    Level 3
    Dust and deweb
    Wipe some paintwork, doorframe?
    HHI
    Extras
    Catch up on any jobs from earlier in the week, done that then put your feet up and have a cuppa
  • bossymoo
    bossymoo Posts: 6,924 Forumite
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    Been swimming! Was really good. They chucked loads of floats and watering cans in so the kiddies had a ball. DS was happy he can now stand up in it, so he was off, and happy to kick off and swim with his arm bands on. He did really good, he's really getting his confidence back. DD just wanted to pour water, lol.

    I enjoyed it, it wasn't stressful, even getting a tired 2yo dry who didn't want to come home. Usually I'd be feeling pretty frazzled, so am hoping these tablets are the cause, and long may it continue!

    After tea I think we'll play upstairs so I can have a sort in the kids wardrobes and get the summer stuff put away. I take it we're not in for a heat wave next week?
    Bossymoo

    Away with the fairies :beer:
  • I am about to discover exactly what I can accomplish in a two hour window - where hopefully bubba will remain asleep.... Watch me fly....
  • Mumto5
    Mumto5 Posts: 1,838 Forumite
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    DD1 has thoughtfully left her empty suitcase on the landing for the last 4 days. If I wait for her to put it away it will still be there at Christmas so I stowed it in the coat cupboard under the stairs. I gave the coat a cupboard a good clear out and have 3 girls coats age 4/5/6 to get rid of.

    I'm just grabbing a late lunch then I'll give the shared bedroom my attention for 3/4 H until I do the school run.

    Deep breath and in I go....
  • Valli
    Valli Posts: 25,488 Forumite
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    edited 13 September 2012 at 2:29PM
    both kids bedoroom cleaned and ready for vacuuming, though DS's bed has to be made.

    washers beeping...

    PC defragged etc

    DS home - oh GOOD! *insert roll eyes smiley*

    my bedrooom to finish, bathroom to do, all up there to vac then 1 'layer' of Villa Valli will be pristine

    washing out
    Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY
    "I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily Dickinson
    :heart:Janice 1964-2016:heart:

    Thank you Honey Bear
  • ionafan
    ionafan Posts: 4,836 Forumite
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    bossymoo wrote: »
    Been swimming! Was really good.... I enjoyed it.

    Glad you all had a good time, bossymoo. My two DGSs went swimming at school for the first time on Monday and loved it - DD said they weren't at all tired afterwards :cool: though I think she would have preferred them to have used up a little bit of their energy before they came home!
    bossymoo wrote: »
    I take it we're not in for a heat wave next week?

    As for the heat wave, it depends where you are, and there seems to be no logic to the weather nowadays. My garden here in the East of England is wilting through lack of water, though the long range forecast for our area keeps promising rain. My friend who lives just 7 miles away, slightly to the north of us, said that they had a downpour yesterday evening and well into the night - but it missed us completely. All I know is that I'm wearing a fleecy cardigan rather than putting the heating on in the house, and it's too cold to go out in sandals any more, brrrr! We are due to go on holiday at the beginning of October, so that will doubtless mean rain (or worse) in South Wales then... :snow_laug
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