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Weekly Flylady Thread 10th September 2012
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Chicken in the oven, DH has prepped the veg. I have been working on Learning Journeys and planning. I will need to clear up soon, as there is paper all over the DR table.
I came back on the lappy to charge the battery (plugged in at the other side of the room) & to sort out & order some photos. I am a bit miffed, as on the MSE site it states that Snapfish give you 50 free prints for new customers, but when you actually sign up you only get 20 :mad: there isn't even an email address on the website to contact them, and their customer support page consists of FAQs :mad: I have replied to the confirmation email, so hopefully they will get it, and give me 30 more free prints
LW I am sure Mr LW didn't mean to upset you. Is he still in the doghouse, or have you forgiven him yet?0 -
Done what's been bolded. Round 2 of cleaning this evening whilst OH is at work, because, unfortunately, I think some things need to be redone and some haven't been done at all yet this week.
Monday - kitchen and dining room
Level one
Shine your sink and taps - To do today
Level Two
Wipe worksurfaces right into the corners - redoing this later, I want them to be shiny!
Dust and deweb
Level Three
Hoover and mop the floor - redoing both later (cat's biscuits always end up all over the floor :doh:)
Meal plan
Clean a window/mirror - To do today
Extras
Descale the iron
Wash ironing board cover
Clean some shoes
Tuesday bathroom and study
Level one
Hoover and mop floors - To do today
Level two
Clean toilets including the pan and pipework - Will go over today
15 minutes paperwork
Level three
Clean Bath/shower and sink - Will do shower today
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 - Will also redo as a few bits have built up
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 :rotfl:
Binbag dance
Something from your own list
Thursday - Kids rooms, Spare rooms or another neglected room
Level one
Declutter and vacuum the floor
Level 2
Strip and wash bedding and replace with clean
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
HHI
Extras
Catch up on any jobs from earlier in the week, done that then put your feet up and have a cuppa
Friday - Master bedroom and Landing
Level one
Clear and wipe window sills - To do today
Level two
hoover any floor you can see
clear and clean an area for the xmas present stash
Level three
Change the bed
Find winter socks and boots
Catch up on washing and ironing
Extras
Fill in any forms etc which are long overdue
Empty all the bins
Feed you house plants and give them a wipe
Start thinking about ordering/planting bulbs - maybe as christmas gifts
Also going to clean the oven.0 -
DH just called in. 36hrs of surgery, but he's ok.
So glad he is ok, how are you holding up sweetie, I cannot believe how hard it must beGoodintentions wrote: »Today he has walked the dog and is off out on another bike ride (DS got a new bike on friday for his birthday - which was in August :eek: - Bad parents!!).
We just bought DS3 one today for Christmas. He is having it now though to get use of it in the Autumn it was a huge amount of money but he is delighted and knows that there will be just a few tiny bits at Christmas, family can help out by getting him there usual pressies.
Car boot went well, it didn't seem that we had done too good as we brought a lot back but we made £96 so happy with that. Going to get dinner cooking then sort out what to keep for another one and what to bin/off load on charity shop tomorrow.
Need to iron tonight for clothes for the week for school/work.The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 -
Hi to all.
Day at home today, just grandparents calling in. Both tots are tired, so hoping for another peaceful bedtime. They are currently scoffing sarnis (which is unusual!) and cucumber sticks, and watching ice age, after chasing each other round the garden on scooters.
I have got the washer on but other than that we are up to date here. Most toys tidied, just the train track for DS to do tonight.
Feels very autumnal, kids have had their winter coats on today and haven't even tried to take them off.
Been sorting my digital photos today. More to sort tonight when tots in bed, but it's getting there.
Will also do my extras list for this week.
Hope everyone having a nice weekend.Bossymoo
Away with the fairies :beer:0 -
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LW.. do you actually care whether or not you offend some insignificant irritating member of the public? Of what consequence would it be? I am all for those very succinct and impossible to misconstrue words 'eff off' And give that man a poke in the eye.. what a twit!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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