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Weekly Flylady Thread 8th April 2013
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Get the hosepipe out and spray him with it while screaming 'fire fire' Plead ignorance and say you thought it was children because no one would be inconsiderate enough to light a bonfire during the day while their neighbours had clean laundry out.
That is a classic! I will have to remember that one!:jFlylady and proud of it:j0 -
Old bath out
Boiler repair booked
Solicitors apt booked
Sharps bins ordered
School dealt with
Hallway half vacuumed and 90% of the stairs
:eek: ... I hear silence.... OH running to investigateLB 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 -
i have done my list, downstairs loo had a huge spider hiding behind to loo brush :eek: all over now, and managed a waitrose online shop, £170.00 :eek: hungry teenagers, empty cupboards. So not retail therapy for me this week.
Thanks to all, for the encouragement.
Best get back to twitter. Xx cu all tomorrow xx
I'm a twitterer, find me on twitter @cupcakech3ry
l'amour et de câlins à ceux qui prennent soin0 -
bonnie_bumpkins wrote: »Thanks for the birthday poop LW :rotfl:
Still not really Flying, just fluttering slightly in the breeze; but we put two recycling sacks out again this week. Goodness knows where all the carp is coming from - I think Mr LW is actually making a concerted effort to sort out the loft.:A I know for a fact I'd have a field day if only I could get up there.;)
Highlight of my day yet to come - Mr LW is going to help me wash my hair tonight.:AIf your dog thinks you're the best, don't seek a second opinion.;)0 -
toochoosey wrote: »How did you do Mrs Moneypenny?
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not as well as i hoped
recycled the batteries and bottles
posted the letters
couldnt find mag i needed so ended up walking about a mile to Ts
passing hairdressers she called me over and told me it was my appt this morninng:eek::o totally forgot and felt awful for messing her about she was really nice about it but couldnt fit me in now before work so she booked me in again for thursday.
need to go work now so will hopefully do more off the lists this afternoonSPC~12 ot 124
In a world that has decided that it's going to lose its mind, be more kind my friend, try to Be More Kind0 -
Off to town shortly for a hair cut and my eyebrows waxing!!
Just had to mop the kitchen floor as the cat has forgotten where the litter tray is??!!! He's old and a bit dotty
Taken DD up to work and collected her wet washing to dry, annoying because I haven't used the tumble dryer for my own washing since I started the Easter Hols
Tuesday - Living Room, Hall and Stairs, downstairs loo
Level 1
Vacuum the hall and stairs
Level 2
Clear the coffee table/mantle/other cluttered area and give it a wipe
Clean windows and all glass
Level 3
HHPaperwork, make any medical appointments - a
HHI
Change any batteries/lightbulbs which have expired
EEEEEEEkk OH has just informed me that a friend is coming over later, glad the house is looking good....off in the shower
Go hopefully into each new day, enjoy something from every day no matter how small, you never know when it will be your last0 -
Good afternoon
I am in late this week, thanks Dusty for the lists.
I spent yesterday morning at my mum's with occupational health (?). They are assessing what needs to be done to allow step dad to come home. The result is a lot of furniture moving and decluttering for my mum (her house is clean & tidy, but she has a lot of 'stuff'). She needs to swap her bedroom with SD's, and make space for a hospital bed, hoist & commode. She had some old bulky items that need moving (my great great grandmother's chest of drawers is enormous - about 1850's I believe) but Mum will not let it go! I have made her promise that she will only sort out stuff & is not to attempt to move anything :eek:
DH tried to save our pennies by giving the dog a haircut yesterday!! He looks so bad :rotfl:Dog was taken to the vets this morning for his booster jabs, so he is not having a good week!
I have been chasing people that haven't paid me :mad: 2 items on ebay not yet paid for, and 2 invoices for work not yet paidAs I am the only one earning at the moment I don't know how people expect me to feed their kids!! :mad:
DW is now miraculously working :j:j After not using it for about 4 weeks, I decided to put it on a clean cycle to remind myself of the noises it was making and what it was/wasn't doing so I could phone up an engineer - and it worked!! So DW has put on this morning, and the cusion covers are in the WM. DH is about to take the dog for a walk, and I am going to check the lists and try to cross off some stuff.
Hugs, sticks & spoons to those that need them, and also a little message to HighlandLass - PACK YOUR HOSPITAL BAG!!:D
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bonnie_bumpkins wrote: »Horses usually win arguments
Ouchy.... hope the bruising goes down quickly. You could have a fancy dress party for your birthday and all wear masks
Now there's a thought.....annoyingly it's even more swollen today round my eye; contact lenses impossible and glasses tricky as eye keeps watering which means I keep having to take them off to mop up. Bored of it now! Yes horses have very hard heads and sharp teeth. Nurse said steri-strips should be on for 7 days; I think once the swelling goes down it will be fine, it's just that swelling stretches everything they've taped together, yeuch.
Anyway apart from sitting at pc with everything enlarged so I can see it, wm is on, birds fed and when I've finished coffee and surveys I'll do some gentle flying.Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.0 -
Dustykitten wrote: »Ouch Narco hope you heal soon
Thanks. I think now the "excitement" has died down (hospital couldn't believe they had no track of me as I've never actually been to hospital before), I'm just feeling a bit sorry for myself. It's uncomfortable but not seriously painful and it will be gone in a few days. They didn't think it would scar - not that I'm bothered, when they mentioned 'plastic' doctors I thought I'd rather have liposuction please.........
Ha ha at least if we were meeting up you'd have no trouble recognising me!!Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.0 -
mrs-moneypenny wrote: »ouch narco hope it heals soon - youre not the lady in this morning paper that got a kick in the face are you?
Ow, poor lady, no that's not me.Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.0
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