What small DFW things will you do this week - w/c 30th October?

determined_new_ms

Chick2organise wrote: »

Hi everyone

A lurker who used to post but have got side tracked and brought down by life! Want to make changes and am figuring this is a pretty great place to start! Tried a diary but lost the diary so need to start again. Lots going on in the lonely world of a chick who is trying to get organised!! Can I join in please??

And is using frozen veg better than fresh?? Well cheaper? Thanks x

Hi C2o hop in and get posting! Good luck with getting organise - a lifelong task I am finding....

erm depends really - in season stuff is cheaper as is picking up bits ys. However you do need to be fairly organised and be able to use or freeze so as not to let your hard earned cash perish!

Frozen stuff is good in that no waste, can use portions needed and lasts longer.

I think it really comes down to your ability to be very organised with food. Some posters on here have reach nirvana in this aspect and some of us still working on it! (:o)

oh and in the spring/summer you can grow your own if you have space :cool:

determined_new_ms

ha ha managed to get on and post!

CLF glad work "storm" is passing and you can look at it logically

FVD kudos on getting up and getting cracking on a sunday!

HK sounds like you had a lovely visit from dd

Gosh seems quite round here atm! Have managed to continue with my small things despite not posting

Madam has been on crack today combination of an over night visit to inlaws (she always goes a bit haywire after a night away) and seeing dd yesterday who isn't well at the moment. Gosh it has taken herculean powers to remain really patient all day long!

Anyway:

started my no car trail and walked to the lottie. Did an hour, digging, hoeing and clearing managed to snag a lift back :T

used ood mince for tea - and no one has food poisoning :cool:

listed 6 things on fleabay :A

purchased a skirt for £5.50 inc postage :cool:

2 loads of washing on dryer

went in garden to look at fireworks for free :cool:

going to go and have a long soak and read my book and then go to bed.

Happy Sunday y'all :A

FatVonD

FatVonD wrote: »

I plan to open the doors and windows (it's bright though crisp here) for some fresh air while I get the dishwasher and washing machine rumbling. Done

Quick tidy of sitting room.Nopd

Pack up another batch for Amazon before the two lines that are selling run out.Done

Hope they don't lose them.Who knows, I have messaged them again about the first missing batch, someone is on the case after emailing an addy from someone in the know

Sort some clean washing.Nope

Retrieve an old pot of fish food from DS's room instead of buying more.Done

Clean fish tank.Nope

Change cat litter.Nope

Clean bathroom and change towels.Nope

Defrost some LO beef in gravy for a roast later, might need to buy sausages for the stuffing but will check the freezer first. Done, it was lovely

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Hmm, must try harder :cool:

Chick2organise

determined_new_ms wrote: »

Hi C2o hop in and get posting! Good luck with getting organise - a lifelong task I am finding....

erm depends really - in season stuff is cheaper as is picking up bits ys. However you do need to be fairly organised and be able to use or freeze so as not to let your hard earned cash perish!

Frozen stuff is good in that no waste, can use portions needed and lasts longer.

I think it really comes down to your ability to be very organised with food. Some posters on here have reach nirvana in this aspect and some of us still working on it! (:o)

oh and in the spring/summer you can grow your own if you have space :cool:

Thank you for lovely welcome and good insight! Off to find this weeks thread! Thanks