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Weekly Flylady Thread 12th January 2015
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Sat here now with a cup of coffee and a lovely chocolatine before attacking the kitchen! Z gets herself to school but taken S to school, walked the dogs, cleaned the chooks out and just taken out a load of washing I put on earlier so feeling I've accomplished a lot already. Chucking it down with rain now; luckily me and the dogs missed it!
Does anyone fancy a HHC at 10.15? I may do 2 back to back.Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0 -
I'll join you Mumof2 to get me going. So far this morning I've done the horse(s) and put a few clothes away that had found themselves on my bedroom floor.
Mixed last few days with OH; Friday was terrible, he felt sick all day and was very down. Down in weight too at 8st3 which is depressing for both of us in different ways. Sat was heaps better, yesterday was somewhere in the middle. 2 successful baking efforts in that he ate enthusiastically a lemon drizzle bun (not made those before with gf flour) and another smoked salmon & 3-cheese pizza.
Right leaps into action.Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.0 -
Happy Anniversary to Mr and Mrs Rubies.
Happy birthday to Kaz's DH.
thanks for the list dusty
Tried to keep up with lists but illness and sprained wrists, agony ridden body got in the way.so will try and do much as i can.
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
[STRIKE]Wipe the table and work surfaces
Sweep/Hoover/[/STRIKE]mop the floor
Level Two
[STRIKE]Wipe the hob[/STRIKE]
Clean anything higher than eye level (not allowed, relieved laughing ensues)
Level Three
Make time for somebody else, a child, a pet, a friend - last week's events in France reminded us just how unpredictable life is
Sort out the undersink/cleaning cupboard - there are often deals on now if you need to restock
[STRIKE]Clean the sink/WM drawers[/STRIKE]
Extras
HHPaperwork or bill paying/budget updating
Dust any surfaces which need it
if theres a line its done
loving level three i think tonight we might be watching a film together snuggled in front of the fire
doing paperwork at the moment, total bain of my life. On the plus side over the weekend we have managed to clear the front room and keep the house in a reasonable state for us!:eek:0 -
Morning all
Thanks for the lists this week Dusty
Narco - hope DH's good days, soon outweigh his bad ones and his appetite remains. Hugs, it's difficult seeing the person we love, struggle with their health.
Rubies - happy anniversary
I'm in again - my to do lists for this week
Ring decorator back
Ring roofer about the flashing
Polish shoes
Take up trousers and repair sleeve on my cardigan
Take clothes to the collection point for CS
Have a great week all
Deco x0 -
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Morning all. Welcome back to the returners
Got lots of jobs done on the high st after school drop off. Mince bought from butchers, organic milk stocked up on, cheque paid in, watch battery sorted. Unfortunately also witnessed a car v pedestrian incident so have spoken to police already as the car drove off and I took a photo n my phone. Thankfully the man wasn't hurt and the police now have a number plate to follow up
Bumped Into lots of people on my way round so it took a lot longer than it should! one of the bumpees invited me to a knitting and chat night in the pub tomorrow so I shall defer yoga for yet another week
House not too bad, dh dismantled dyson to wash filters so I have to irk out how to put it back together before I can do the floor
I'm doing this 100 days of real food thing so i am now eating 2 fruit/veg with breakfast/lunch/dinner and this weeks pledge is no processed sugar in drinks, so no squash and no sugar in tea/coffee. Honey and maple syrup allowed so I'm decluttering a coffee with honey which tastes surprisingly ok!0 -
Cleaned tv
Cleaned oven and all bits in dishwasher to rinse
Bed changed
Washer on again and dryer on
Steam cleaned bathroom
Steam cleaned toilet and kitchen floors downstairs
Dusted our room
Now studying while hoping my parcel comes soon...work at 11-45Have a Bsc Hons open degree from the Open University 2015 :j:D:eek::T0 -
Thanks to dustykitten for starting the thread and happy anniversary for tomorrow rubies!
I'm in for this week - really enjoyed last week (though sorry I wasn't very chatty) and our flat is definitely benefitting We also got the spec through for our potential new house yesterday - it's a long story - and I want to make sure I carry those good habits through if/when we move in so hoping flying will help!
Will do what I can from today's list when I get home from work...
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
Wipe the table and work surfaces
Sweep/Hoover/mop the floor
Level Two
Wipe the hob
Clean anything higher than eye level
Level Three
Make time for somebody else, a child, a pet, a friend - last week's events in France reminded us just how unpredictable life is
Sort out the undersink/cleaning cupboard - there are often deals on now if you need to restock
Clean the sink/DW/WM drawers
Extras
HHPaperwork or bill paying/budget updating
Dust any surfaces which need it
Personal extras
Washing machine x 1
Put away washing on airer
S&S bathroom
Do yoga
Practise Spanish
Write a blog post"A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge." - Tyrion LannisterMarried my best friend 1st November 2014Loose = the opposite of tight (eg "These trousers feel a little loose")Lose = the opposite of find/gain (eg "I'm going to lose weight this year")0 -
Does anyone fancy a HHC at 10.15? I may do 2 back to back.
How did you get on? I managed to:
collect up any stray mugs from lounge
wudupa
sweep kitchen floor
mop kitchen floor
wash kitchen mat
empty compost
check fridge for any 'invalid food' which needs chucking; chucked.
clear and wipe kitchen worktops. Note to self: put tea towel under area when lemon drizzle icing - have now washed it off floor, worktop etc.
Going for short walk with OH who had 2 boiled eggs for breakfast :T
Rest of day devoted to finalising and pressing button for tax return then continuing decluttering and filing in office.Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.0 -
Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level One
Wipe the table and work surfaces
Sweep/Hoover/mop the floor
Level Two
Wipe the hob
Clean anything higher than eye level
Level Three
Make time for somebody else, a child, a pet, a friend - last week's events in France reminded us just how unpredictable life is
Sort out the undersink/cleaning cupboard - there are often deals on now if you need to restock
Clean the sink/DW/WM drawers
Extras
HHPaperwork or bill paying/budget updating
Dust any surfaces which need it
my list
pay for music hoodie
send paperwork back for school residential trip
explorers - do bletchley park trip payment/paperwork
pay drum lessons
mils cleaning
bros birthday card
friends DS birthday card
knit 4 leaf squares
some cross stitch
tidy front garden
check over/fix kiddy sewing machineSPC~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
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