Weekly Flylady Thread 28th January 2013

mrs-moneypenny

been working on the rod, 2 bags and a box of books filled for CS
load of old ratty coathangers for tesco recycling bin and a few decent kids ones for my niece
a carrier bag of rubbish
tidied up my knitting wool stash
sorted a bag of stuff that needs to go over my mums
put washing away that had been dumped in there

pigpen

I still have a scrap of energy so I am going to get dinner in or I may just never do it. OH can come peel a mountain of spudatoes and load the DW ... earn his keep!

15minC anyone? I will collapse in a heap after that.. This naughty baby must sleep!

4:05-4:20...

optimistic-mummy

pigpen wrote: »

Oooh... might we be hearing an announcement soon then? Sounds like pitterpatters might be afoot to me..

not going to get my hopes up .... its only our first month ttc and tbh i didnt think you could get symptoms this early ..... ive got a 4 yr old but i didnt have any thing with him other then at 22 weeks i was ill every night at 9pm for 2 weeks .... nothing else at all through the whole pregnancy i didnt even realise i was in labour :eek: so when in laws took me to hosp i was adament they would send me home nearly fell off the bed when they said i was nearly 6cm dilated .... had no pains at this point but i lost a little blood thats why in laws took me in

fingers crossed AF doesn't make her appearance although i have it stuck in my head it will be sometime next year ill be making 'the big announcement'

ETA

i havent done anything yet today ... DP took LO to preschool this morning (hes staying at his nannys tonight) and i fell asleep at 9.30 and only just woke up :eek: ive got the most horrendous headache so im just gonna 'chillax' as my LO calls it today and i promise ill catch up over the weekend x hugs to all those that need/want one x

pigpen

I had the tiredness and sore boobs from a week after conception with most of mine.. I was awful with the last 2 I couldn't stay awake until I was about 6 months pregnant.

optimistic-mummy

so it may be a good thing that i feel rubbish hmmm,,,, 9 days till af so we'll see ...knowing my luck she'll appear from nowhere lmao

mrs-moneypenny

pigpen wrote: »

I had the tiredness and sore boobs from a week after conception with most of mine.. I was awful with the last 2 I couldn't stay awake until I was about 6 months pregnant.

i think i was sick within a week of conception and i know because i cannot drink tea in the first few months it tastes weird, i normally love my cuppa.

everything crossed if you are trying OM

off to wash up prep tea and s&s the rest of the house


my 'to complete' list
Clean a window or two complete with sills and frames
[STRIKE]clear our floordrobe[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Hoover upstairs[/STRIKE]
Clean out mouse
Dust any pictures
[STRIKE]wash up[/STRIKE]
S&S [STRIKE]bathroom [/STRIKE][STRIKE]and kitchen[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]visit hole in the wall [/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]top up phone[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]trainers down clothing bank[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]prep tea[/STRIKE]
load car up with CS bags when DH gets home
sew scouts badge on
HHC mending
ironing

anyone want a HHC at 5?

LouLouCake

Sorry, I did HHC this morning; whizzed round the house and straightened up the place, WM loaded, clean DW unloaded, bins emptied, bag of bits for CS and glass recycling in the car. When I came back to update, I lost my post:mad:, then the WiFi dropped connection :mad: so I gave up and went out; got rid of bag to CS, glass to recycling bank then went and spent the afternoon in the university library and got some great books to help me with my studies

HM Pizza for tea and not much more flying today other than general evening duties but will come back later to catch up with the rest of the thread; hope the rest of the squadron have managed to get airborne today x

Mumof2_2

pigpen wrote: »

I had the tiredness and sore boobs from a week after conception with most of mine.. I was awful with the last 2 I couldn't stay awake until I was about 6 months pregnant.

Me too and I had that metallic taste in my mouth. Couldn't keep my eyes open from very early on and then around 5 weeks started throwing up!

Done all my Flying jobs today as am away for the weekend so wanted to have the house pretty much in order.

Non flying related question - we have a Kenwood Chef and I'm in 2 minds whether to keep it or not. It's been in the loft for 4 years and I've only ever used it 3 times . I am however a lot more domesticated than I was and do like making cakes etc so I'm wondering whether to give it another go so I brought it down and cleaned it up. Do those of you who have one think they're good or just a pain that takes up too much worktop space?

mrs-moneypenny

oh you have to keep it, i love mine i dont use it a huge amount but when i do its the best mixer there is. ive got a spare in the attic just incase anything happens to the one in the kitchen. ive got a friend who also loves them and is avidily searching accessories all the time.

if you do ever consider getting rid they are worth a lot to those who love them so dont go giving it away it could be worth a bit.

optimistic-mummy

Mumof2 wrote: »

Me too and I had that metallic taste in my mouth. Couldn't keep my eyes open from very early on and then around 5 weeks started throwing up!

Done all my Flying jobs today as am away for the weekend so wanted to have the house pretty much in order.

Non flying related question - we have a Kenwood Chef and I'm in 2 minds whether to keep it or not. It's been in the loft for 4 years and I've only ever used it 3 times . I am however a lot more domesticated than I was and do like making cakes etc so I'm wondering whether to give it another go so I brought it down and cleaned it up. Do those of you who have one think they're good or just a pain that takes up too much worktop space?

Keep it. .... I would love one they're the best on the market aparently