Weekly Flylady Thread 3rd March 2014

YORKSHIRELASS

Morning everyone

Hugs Mumto5. Sounds like things are really bad for you and I wish there was something helpful I could say but I suppose you just need to keep thinking of yourself and whats right for you in the long run.

Probably a good thing I havent been on for a couple of days or I would have just moaned at you all. Six days at work and I was still expected to cook tea last night. Sigh.

Anyhow, the sun is shining and I am determined to have a day off today. Some gentle pottering will be done, especially laundry as the sun is shining but thats it.

Oh and a belated happy birthday CY!

Ruthy1604

Morning everyone,

Hugs to mumof5 I hope things get better for you soon.

Yesterday I managed to cross off:
Wipe light switches, sockets (make sure they are not switched on!!) and banister
Wipe skirtings, doorframes and other paintwork
Clean all the upstairs doors... and handles!
Remove and wash bed linen and duvet covers.
Replacing fresh linen..
Wipe any sticky marks off walls and doors

DH has now gone to the tip & I awill do HHC starting now. I need to clear up DD's sleepover mess and plant out sone flowers.

dancemum

Mumto5 -.So sorry you are having a horrid time. Wish I could make it all better x

Deco- hugs

4 kitchen work tops emptied and washed
Ironing done
Bathroom cleaned
Kettle filter replaced
Toaster emptied and wiped
Microwave wiped
Coffee machine cleaned
Basket of coffee stuff washed
Ground floor henried

Ds2 is playing with his befriender (2nd visit)

Ds1 has been requested to change DS2' bed

Sun is shining here

May have to pop in to the garden this afternoon

DH has gone for a walk after shouting at me. I only asked if he knew why a towel was very wet. He says he is low. Hope the sun cheers him up.

Valli

I have washed the Vallimobile
stuck loads more washing on the line
cleaned the dining room
emptied DW
perspired...outside...in MARCH - and I am wearing my Miranda top (the top I am wearing was one she wore in the series;)) which has short sleeves...
idly pulled at a few weeds.
planted out the hyacinths (xmas gift from pupil) and the mini daffs (on offer in Morries) now that they have flowered and are beginning to 'go'. This will be my third 'clump' of mini daffs if they survive! They usually do!

FizzWhizz

WARNING! WHINGE ALERT!

I swear, my entire family would have me wipe their backsides if they could. I had a horrible migraine in the night, sick, the lot. And despite there being six other capable people in the house, no one has done ANYTHING this morning. Not a sausage, except make more mess. I have asked, nagged, shouted and huffed and it's worse than it was at 10am. DS1 even had the nerve to strop when I refused to stop ironing to make him a sandwich. Seriously?! He's 12 years old, I think he can butter bread and slap some ham on it.

I am so fed up of being overworked and under appreciated.

I'm done moaning now. Move along, nothing to see here

FizzWhizz

Mumto5 wrote: »

I'll lose most of my tunes as they are on the s0ny laptop that we have lost the password to. ...Ces't la vie.

I was just browsing on stumbleupon and I saw this, I don't know if it'll help but it might be worth a try?

How to unlock locked PC (Password protected Computer)

This little hacking tip will help you to regain access to your password protected computer.



Turn off the PC.
Turn on the PC
Press [F8] while the computer is booting (F8 must be pressed within the first 10 sec. of booting process) and then select [Safe Mode]
Click on the [Administrator] account.
Select [Start] and click [Run]
Type " control userpasswords2 " and press [Enter]
Uncheck [Users must enter a username and password] and restart the computer.
Your PC will be password free.

pigpen

OH out
Laundry out
WM x3
TD on
2 loads folded
kitchen swept
fish cleaned out
Girls all bathed
binbag of 'rags' filled
chazzer bag filled.
Pixie fed twice

DD1 coming soon to help sort toys.

pigpen

Operation playtime (toy sort)

2 binbags of toys sorted for cs
1 binbag for the bin

Honey_Bear

decogecko wrote: »

Anyone seen Honeybear?

:wave: Hi Deco! I've been trying to keep up with Fred, but have been exhaustingly busy for eight days and haven't even logged on some days. It's all stopped now, so I can set about catching up on all the things I haven't been able to do. I've got a list as long as my arm. (((Hugs))) for your anniversary - not the easiest of times for you.

Belated happy birthday CY for yesterday, and I'm sorry I missed it.

Huge, huge (((hugs))) for you, Mumto5 and FizzWizz. Family life sounds grim for you both. I hope things improve very quickly.

Ionafan you do make me laugh although I know I shouldn't. Post 234 is hilarious. They can be useless at times and just not see it. It sounds as though Mr Kitten, Mr Ionafan and my OH are all members of the same club.

Mrs Dog has AF visiting! The vet informs me that dogs don't stop. Ever. I am in two minds about letting the animal rescue people know because it might sound like a complaint, and it doesn't really make any difference to anything. The vet has told me about problems that may occur, so other than keeping an eye on her, it doesn't matter. All dog bedding and her sheepskin rug have been run through the washing machine. I love, love, love the sunshine.

ionafan

Honey_Bear wrote: »

Ionafan you do make me laugh although I know I shouldn't. Post 234 is hilarious.

Hi Honey Bear :wave: Glad I made you laugh :rotfl:. Fortunately I could see the funny side of yesterday by the time I wrote those 2 posts. Don't you find that just typing it all up begins to get everything into proportion.

Today we had friends round for a proper Sunday dinner, which was very enjoyable. After they'd gone, DH sat down and watched the second half of the England v Wales match, while I did all the washing up and clearing away. Now he says he's too tired to go out for a walk. I am dragging him out into the sunshine - it's a glorious day and we've got another hour till sunset.

Will see you all on the new thread.