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Weekly Flylady Thread 30th Nov 2015
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Morning all
Bossy and MummyR hope your poorlies are better this morning and yhou all go some sleep.
WM on all of yesterday's laundry away or in piles waiting for boys to wake up.
Mogs fed and DW emptied.
Going to force myself into just 15 minutes filing and take it from there.
Today's musts:
[STRIKE]Go to get a tree
Take DS3 to last cricket match of the indoor season[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]List a few bits on fleabay -3 of 4 done[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Make cottage pie
[/STRIKE]
Everything else will be a bonus.
Flying for the next couple of days
Clean bathroom
clean top of aga
Clean shower room
Dusting - everywhere
Extras
Take DS3 to measure tops
Order a few bits online (game, brush,velcro)
start writing christmas cards
Buy card mum
[STRIKE]Sort baking cupboard and write list - oh that sounds nice will do first.[/STRIKE]The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 -
Oh dear, hope your little ones get better soon Mummyroysof3 and Bossymoo.
I don't think I suffer from Christmas OCD as looking at the tree and the rather scatter gun approach the children have used on it it's fine! Our tree is 17 years old from our very first Christmas together and it makes me smile when I see it's out again - daft isn't it.
Mrs MP can't believe that about the Post Office - really bad :mad:
Dusty you're very brave having so many people over around Christmas time; I don't like a house full so if we ever get invaded J is very good and takes over.
Just waiting for Mr M delivery; should be here between 8 and 9 this morning. Unloaded the DW and got a load of darks in the WM. J still asleep and I'll take up a cup of tea for him after Mr M delivery as he's very tired from working long hours. Last night I told J I actually feel closer to him after our talk and it's true - he smiled and hugged me close. I have a feeling things are going to be OK - really hope so.Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0 -
Morning
Seems we have suvived the night of gales and wind around here, thank goodness.
Sky is a yellowish colour, looks most odd
Recycling out
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Lots of poorly kiddiewinks around it seems - not good
Hope there isn't too much more sickness.
Just laying in bed having a cuppa after sorting out the dogs and chickens, having been woken by the Flood Agency calling to advise another river warning *sigh*
Actually, I didn't sleep very well as DH was away at his work Christmas do. He called at 1.30am, very merry, saying no taxis for at least an hour and could he stay round Chris' house. I felt like his mum giving him permission :rotfl:
Yesterday saw me exercise my plumbing skills as I had to disconnect the dishwasher that has decided to start leaking. Don't know why it upset me, after all this was clean water...0 -
Dizzy imp hope you don't get anymore flooding X
Bossy hope you little boy is ok, mine been awake since 2:30 argh, can't function today...dropped banana 3 times trying to cut it, lots of coffee today I think.
Mumof2 I'm on my 4th tree in 13 years....like this one best so hope it lasts...hubby not impressed with your changing them thoughHave a Bsc Hons open degree from the Open University 2015 :j:D:eek::T0 -
Aww Mumof2 thats great news. So glad you have cleared the air and lets hope its a new start for you both.
And Bossy, sigh, just when you had got the duvet dry. Hope he is OK today. And Mummyroys hope you get a quiet day. We have got bugs here too, DS2 is still getting over his cold and DS1 has a bad chest.
Thankfully the wind has finally dropped and everything looks OK outside. Footie today but thats all, need to do a mealplan for next week. Might get some presents wrapped.0 -
Good morning everyone, Its an early start for me this Sunday,as the kids have been up since 7am but I have just been lazying on the sofa watching tv. I am going to update my list and then make a start
Monday: Kosy Kitchen
Clear your work tops and give them a wipe
Dust and deweb, get at those corners and skirtings
Clear your floors and give them a mop!
Wipe your small appliances and underneath them
Wipe down cupboard and drawer fronts - don't forget your kick boards!
Wipe out the fridge
Clean a window
Clean your hob - and your oven too if you get carried away
Write a few cards or wrap a gift or two
Make the calendars online and order 3
Tuesday - Lovely Living Room
Spend 15 minutes tidying up & rehoming
Dust windowsills and fireplace
Hoover
Clear the coffee table and wipe it
Dust your pictures
Wash a window or two
Look through your sparkly window and plan an outdoor job for spring
Polish any mirrors
Spot clean the area where your tree will go - we don't want grubby finger marks overshadowing your festive centrepiece
Wednesday: Bee-yoo-tiful Bathroom
Wash the sinks and loo, don't forget the pedestal
Clean the bath / shower
Replace towels, sponges etc
Wipe down the tiles
Mop the floor
Wipe down the door and disinfect the door handle
Thursday - Bonny Bedrooms (as many as you choose, or delegate to the occupant!)
Wrap secret santa and get it ready for posting
5 minutes floor clearance in each room, set your timers, go!
Dust right through bedrooms
Follow with the vacuum
Bin bag boogie
Wipe a window or two - let that sun shine through! Yeah, right
Pair up the ever growing pile of clean socks and put away
Religious socks? Is it time to let them go?
Tidy / declutter a drawer
Kids rooms - can anything be got rid of to make room for any xmas stuff?
Friday: A bit of Everything!
Sort through DS2's clothes and remove small ones
Clear a hot spot
Get your dusting stick and go round hall, stairs, landing
Wipe any grotty marks in this area
Write Xmas cards and post
Study/PC area - a good dusting needed?
Remove anything that doesn't belong there
Replace any bath, hand or tea towels that need washing
Vac the stairs if it's safe to do so
HHI
Saturday
HHI
Sunday
Let the chickens out to roam
Check uni emails
Check experiment and update results for uni
Spend 2 hours on course work
Submit s&s information
Catch up with jobs from this week
Catch up with the thread
Iron clothes required for next week
Finish sorting diary for next week
Close the chickens away before dark
It's going to be a busy day but I am determined to get through it all.0 -
Morning! DS seems ok although not demanding food yet which is unheard of!
They loved the merry sockmas treethey have unpegged all the socks and replaced with ornaments, we have a few new ones and some chocs too so they enjoyed that.
I've got a bashed in fence panel to attend toI'm assuming it was the wind although I awoke at 5am to lots of yelling next door - they were out in the front by the sounds of it. Mother and 21yr old son screeching at each other. Used to be such a nice street until they came
Aww, they are doing letters to Santa on a xmas wii game that we have. DS wants 7 electric trains and 9 remote control cars :eek: and DD just wants a xmas dress and to meet santa in some real snow :A I told DS he better not ask for that as santa will think he's a spoilt brat and not bring anything!
Ready for another coffee, mummyroys? We'll keep nescafein business today,mysu and I :rotfl:Bossymoo
Away with the fairies :beer:0 -
Morning flyladies. Sorry that I didn't pop in yesterday but it took ALL day to sort the LR and get the Christmas tree up. DD has done a brilliant job, the LR hasn't been this clean since last Christmas, and I think it all took so long as I wasn't much use and we kept stopping to share stories of when we made/bought this/that decoration so it was all really lovely.
LW - hope you had a lovely dinner last night.
CY - hope that DD has a kettle yesterday!
MummyR and Bossy - hope the littlies are feeling better today.
Mumof2- glad that things are back on track for you.
DizzyImp - sorry to hear of all the flooding, just been watching it on telly and looks awful.
So to today. I had a lie in and I've since had breakfast, fed the dogs and done 35 minutes jogging (indoors) as I'm now feeling much better.
Our fence is down too Bossy, so keeping the dogs in the garden is fun at the moment. The wind finally seems to have died down now.
My plans then:
Wash up the breakfast dishes
Bath
Walk dogs
Repair curtain pole in BR
Hoover/sweep/mop through house
Other dailies
and then see what energy I've got left. Really need to get out in garden and harvest leeks and celery and make soup before they're no good.
Have a great day everyone.Spend less now, work less later.0 -
Dizzy Imp just sending you a hug as you've got so much on your plate; I don't know where you live but here in Bristol it's just starting raining again - hope you escape it. Also hope your little chicken is OK x
Bossy what a shame you have noisy neighbours especially as it was quiet until they came. Let's hope it all settles down.
Shopping all put away now, J had cup of tea and is now reading in bed .... lucky for some! I need to start some ironing as J will need some shirts to take back to Basingstoke, hang up the next lot when WM done, get S started with thinking about his Christmas cards for his friends and sit with him whilst he does his homework. First thing though is to get the beef into the SC for tea tonight; I love casserole!Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0
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