Weekly Flylady Thread 28th January 2013

macpep1

Morning All :wave:

Hope you are all well, its raining heavy & blowing a hoolie here and heating in our work has broken down. I am glad its kids rooms as they will both take me 5 about minutes, they are still tidy from the weekend and all beds were all changed on Sunday. Best get bad to paid stuff & get some invoicing done seeing as its month end. Hugs spoons etc where needed TTFN X

Rowan Tree (((Hugs)))
Helen Jelly - hope things look up for you soon!
LL - Nice to see you popping on x


Monday Rooms of Doom and Bathrooms –All done
Extras
HHI

Tuesday - Kitchen and Dining Room All Done :j
Wednesday - Living Room, hall and stairs
Level One
Wash cushion covers
Level Three
Give all the remote controls and phones a wipe
Dust the mantle and tv


Thursday - Kids or Spare Bedrooms
Level 3
Hoover as much as the floor as you can
Wipe the window ledges
Lay on the floor/bed looking for dust and grime from a different angle - remove it

ionafan

:coffee: at last! Please help yourselves :coffee::coffee::coffee:

The frog is still not quite done but another hour and I should be rid of it. I am happy because I found out how to make an icon from our logo and add it to the browser tabs on our web pages - it adds to the professional look - and also ironed out most of the formatting problems

I have also filled in a list of dates when we are available for duty at the Cathedral and packed up 2 eB@y parcels ready to post this afternoon. One more item will sell this evening for collection in person, so that's easy.

I have tidied upstairs, S&S's bathroom and kitchen, sorted the washing and done the first load, and hung DH's trousers and jeans out on the line to blow - for the first time this year! The woodpecker didn't like me disturbing his elevenses and flew off: they are very shy.

PP, your picture link made me laugh out loud :rotfl:

bonnie_bumpkins

Monday Rooms of Doom and Bathrooms
Hoover and wash the floors

Tuesday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Wipe the table and work surfaces
Sweep/Hoover/mop the floor
Wipe the hob

Wednesday - Living Room, hall and stairs
Hoover floors including the stairs
Clean a window or two
Declutter anything that doesn't belong in this room
Give all the remote controls and phones a wipe
Dust the tv
Eat a frog
Clean and polish some shoes

Thursday - Kids or Spare Bedrooms
Level 1
[STRIKE]Open the windows, even for a short time, to get some fresh air in[/STRIKE]
Strip a bed and remake it
Level 2
15 minute tidy up of your messiest room
[STRIKE]Declutter any toys/books which are beyond their time[/STRIKE]
Level 3
Hoover as much as the floor as you can
Wipe the window ledges
Lay on the floor/bed looking for dust and grime from a different angle - remove it :cool:
Extras
[STRIKE]Clean out any pets - does anybody need worming/flea treatment[/STRIKE]
Clear wipe one surface
[STRIKE]Check library book returns[/STRIKE]

Mumof2_2

Having a really productive day today - stripped the kids beds, sorting washing and had it going, did our bed all before leaving for school this morning. Since I got back I've done all 5 of my typing jobs so they're out of the way now finishing lunch and have to run some errands at our local town. Then flying will commence!

[FONT=&quot]Thursday - Kids or Spare Bedrooms[/FONT][FONT=&quot]
Level 1[/FONT][FONT=&quot]
Open the windows, even for a short time, to get some fresh air in
remake it
Level 2
15 minute tidy up of your messiest room
Declutter any toys/books which are beyond their time
Level 3
Hoover as much as the floor as you can
Lay on the floor/bed looking for dust and grime from a different angle - remove it
Extras
Clear wipe one surface

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My jobs:
Go shopping to L**l (remember £5 off voucher valid from Thursday – Sunday)
Collect DD’s clothes from Mr T
Return DD’s library books
Invoice Gary
Ironing

bossymoo

We've had a good toy sort so have room to play. Just finished an early lunch and we are all tired, so going for a communal nap just watching a spot of kids tv in bed to wind down (winds me up, actually :rotfl:)

LameWolf

Hi all

OK, today is going to be “fun” - trying to do the bedroom with two very swollen fingers on my right hand that hurt like Hel if I so much as touch them, and a wrist splint on my left hand to try and protect the weird lump on my left wrist and keep it immobile so that it doesn't hurt quite so much.:cool:

I've already had a game with Megan (imagine a rather portly, elderly Labrador acting like a 3-month-old puppy):rotfl: which resulted in me getting half a binful of loose fur off her – unfortunately her owners didn't send any grooming kit, so I'm doing the best I can with just my hands. Maybe I could do with PenPen's link.....:D Of course now the carpet needs vacuuming again.:cool:

LL how lovely to “see” you; sorry to hear that you've been so poorly.

Rowan Tree (((HUGS))) mate.

Mumto5 I hope you had a better night with DH snoring in a different town.

Helen (((HUGS))) to you mate; I do all our finances, and have to power to put a moratorium on spending – this was agreed when I moved in and sorted out the mess Mr LW was in. I told him, leave that side to me, and we'll never be in debt. Last week, for instance, I told him not to use the cash point without consulting me first until he'd been paid. I think some men have a blind spot when it comes to money.:( You know where my pm box is if you want to sound off.;)

Hoppy Birdday to Mr Ionafan – hope you enjoy your evening ot.:beer:

Mumof2_2

All change - DH has come home from work so we can go for a walk so going shopping tomorrow instead!! Have a lovely afternoon all x

helen_jelly

Happy Birthday to Mr Ionafan - hope you both have a lovely eve,
LW - DH is now under no illusions as to who is boss round here lol


Help Needed Please
I have managed to gather some money [with donations from DD's Dad and her Nana] for a birthday pressie for her, I need to order it within the next couple of days or our side of the donation will be gone, she wants a Touchpad ot Notebook or little Laptop, I have about £220 in total to spend - anybody got any ideas as to what is a good buy, I can't go over £220 or I have to up my contribution which I can't do, I'm clueless about this sort of thing. I was thinking of Cambridge Sciences from [EMAIL="Amaz@m"]Amaz@m[/EMAIL] or maybe Asus EEE from Argos - could someone please help me - pretty please x x

Flying - I've been very good and I've hoovered everywhere, dusted tv, cleared coffee table, washed up, had coffee and natter with Mum, tidied kids rooms

Thanks for all the good wishes, I feel good today

Helen x

Valli

PC now running quietly (though it has never been as bad as it was when I was asked, by a work-related tech support person, if the noise he could hear over the phone was my PC!) and I have also removed everything from the bookcase behind me;(and behind PC) cleaned the bookcase, under it and around it, relocated barometer, dusted books, flung crap, changed broken file box for functional file box and :eek:ed at the dust bunnies - a WARREN! PC desk cleaned, front door wiped too. ('Office' is, in effect 'hall')

Not cleaned where I am supposed to though. But still, was a frog, really, well Cane Toad...

Helen - ask on the techie thread.;)
Happy Birthday Mr Ionafan

LameWolf

Helen I agree, hop over to the techie board. I've heard some good reports of Asus, but never used their products myself. My own netbook and laptop are both HP; the netbook is of course smaller, and has no integral CD drive (I have a separate one that plugs into a USB port).