The Simple Bare Necessities feat. Gratitude & Recipes

rtandon27

Greying_Pilgrim wrote: »

...today is going to be THE day I only have one cup of coffee! And as I've already had it, it'll be a looooonnnnnngggggg one :rotfl:...

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Holding you to it!

Am not sure where MWC 'lives' here in MSE land, but will join in on the challenge - I NEED a challenge!

Monday to Friday is easy - only one cup a day at the office to get me through the e-mail first thing in the morning!

Saturday & Sunday on the other hand - the OH keeps the coffee presse full from waking until mid-afternoon - not even sure how many we get through but it is a constant flow!!!

in_need_of_direction

If you're that keen on a challenge, you could come clean my house!

beanielou

in_need_of_direction wrote: »

If you're that keen on a challenge, you could come clean my house!

Mine is in more need:o:rotfl::rotfl:

rtandon27

Cleaning is NOT a challenge - it's TORTURE!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Greying_Pilgrim

Good evening :hello:

beanie - thanks love

rtandon - would you just look what you started??? :rotfl::rotfl:

inod - I'm a 'tightwad' so the 'C'mas experience hasn't hit yet. Ask me in a few years time, when BG is compiling their list in September...........

I have not drunk anymore coffee :j And have no intention of doing so :j:D

The pizza (half be-decked with HG - not mine - tommies) is cooking with the dirty tattie wedges, and so I'll be orf fer me tea just now.

I spent money on a haircut and a few groceries today. All accounted for

Today I am grateful for these 3 things;

professionalism

instant messaging systems

gifted toys for BG finally becoming age-appropriate :j

Ta for popping in, reading and arguing over how much y'all need a cleaner. Friends, my need is greater jus sayin'............ :rotfl:

Greying XX

Cheery_Daff

Bizarrely enough, this is the only time in my life I haven't needed a cleaner :eek: Never actually had one mind you :rotfl: but as everything is packed away and whole house is decorated nicely (and we don't have any kids or pets) its actually pretty easy to run the duster round :eek:

Not that I do it that often but when the mood takes me, I'm not filled with overwhelming hopeless despair like i used to be :rotfl:

There's probably something in what they say about a decluttered house being easier to clean, but quite frankly I'd rather have all my sewing stuff and books and nonsense back :rotfl:

rtandon27

pizza...
wedges..
loathing cleaning...

Yup - all normal here...

Normal is a good thing!

:D:D

Chez moi, OH remembered to vacuum the downstairs & wash the kitchen floor...

He did however 'forget' to make dinner! - we are having bits and pieces of leftovers...

[insert snarky comment here about men & multi-tasking]

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

in_need_of_direction

Did he know to move furniture, etc when vacuuming?

Hiddenidenity

Have a lovely day Greying x

Greying_Pilgrim

Good morning :hello:

Cheery I just hate that this house is damp, which encourages mould

rtandon - babysteps! But did he move the furniture??? I've only just got DH to start remembering to do it. He still forgets the skirting boards though :doh:

inod - you are a hard task mistress! :rotfl::rotfl:

Hiddenidentity - backatcha love

Woke in the early hours, and decided to come down stairs. Wrote a reply to an email (friend, not admin), eventually came back to bed at 5am, only to have BG stir 2 seconds later and so had to bring them to our bed, where they proceeded to shove their elbow in my face and lay their arm across my throat, whilst pressing their favourite stuffed toy up my nose. Children. Bless

The weather has boogered our long term plans for the weekend, so we'll have a re-think.

It WILL be curry for tea tonight Haven't decided what 'variety' yet though.

Can't think of owt else MS to report, so best vamoose.

Ta for popping in. Appreciated. Greatly.

Greying X