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What small DFW things will you do w/c 8th June?

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  • carrielovesfanta
    carrielovesfanta Posts: 2,997 Forumite
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    edited 12 June 2020 at 8:33PM
    Morning folks!

    Too right it had better come back negative. We've barely been anywhere or near anyone! I'll be fuming if I caught it off a chance encouter with a jogger or something! I feel fine so hopefully just hayfever!

    Small things today:
    :cookie: B/L/D from stores - done
    :cookie: Reconcile budget sheet - done
    :cookie: Small lower body workout - done
    :cookie: Log cals in free app - done
    :cookie: Check PMP - done
    :cookie: OH teaching - done
    :cookie: Check garden for weeds etc - done
    :cookie: Try to decide what to do today? - gardening and trying to keep MH under control

    Have a good one all

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  • ziggy2407
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    Good Morning

    Another dark and dreary day but things could be so much worse, so far

    Checked Bank & made PAD
    Spoke to mum (and will again later)

    Still to do
    Ironing
    Exercise
    Knit or read 
    Purge a few emails 
    Enter a few comps 
    All meals from cupboards/fridge/freezer 
    Check: Lucky Bob, PMP, WinaDinner -

    Have a great day everyone!

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  • Happy_Kitties
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    @carrielovesfanta i hope everything is okay and the test comes back negative

    Thank u for thinking of me everyone. Took at step back for a couple of days and havent done alot. The urgent project that needed doing for work was completed in time plus i was doing extra stuff so i just said i needed to just have a breather. There were problems after Mondays procedure but everything good. GP has changed my treatment plan but is very nervous. Whatever GP does is not a win win situation so we've gone for the option i wanted to try and the specialist had the bigger plan for. Then yesterday i had a letter for a telephone appointment with specialist which will have everyone back on the same page i hope. 

    The highlight of the last couple of days is which Zoflora scent to try :lol:
     Ive pottered about doing bits of housework in the house and tidying up. DD has been packing up her student flat,arrived back yesterday and now there is stuff everywhere.
    Going to continue to dodge the stuff and continue to take it easy.
    Todays plans 
    -finish cleaning bathroom
    -still need to update spends book
    -do a little bit of sports homework for a get together tomorrow. Its more recreational than work and good fun. Even got 2nd place when we last had a quiz on topics completely random!
    -plenty of food in. DD rang me to see what i had space for and brought a few meals worth back. Fridge currently reminds me of Christmas!
    Have a good day everyone
    Stay safe x

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  • DawnW
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    edited 12 June 2020 at 10:40AM
    Morning all :)
    The camper van's MOT is due on the 25th and is still showing as due on that date. I don't want to leave it till a couple of days before as I might not be able to get a slot in time if they decide to change the rules back now things are opening up (may be different in Wales?), as it is parked on the road and there is a particular nosy neighbour across the road at the back whose hobby seems to be checking up and reporting untaxed / MOT'd vehicles to DVLA and getting them clamped. Not sure when the cut off date for the extensions is, can't find it anywhere. Anyway, as it is ancient I would rather get it done sooner than later. I suspect there will be a huge backlog of vehicles to get done in autumn and it will be tricky to get appointments. Our car, which is newer and garaged, has a new date and is waiting for that.
    Usual early dog walk this morning, and got out in the garden afterwards as rain is forecast later:
    OH dug some potatoes, and I harvested garlic, not great this year, but perfectly useable,
    Summer pruned the quince tree - my trees are all on dwarfing stocks and need summer haircuts rather than drastic winter pruning. Lots of quinces this year :) They are funny little fuzzy things at the moment but will turn into big 'golden apples' as my small GD calls them by October :)
    Picked mangetout peas, a little bit of spinach, a few strawberries and loganberries.
    Picked some lettuce - I can heartily recommend the variety Lollo Rosso, which have survived in troughs in full sun back when it was hot, when the oak leaf lettuce growing with them was burned off, and under the straggly potato foliage in my unruly veg patch. They are pretty too, with red tinged curly leaves :)
    Watered the seedlings in the greenhouse
    Got more spinach out of the freezer to go what I picked. Will make a pie later :)
    Washed out a couple of decent freezer bags and pegged them on the line to reuse
    Shopping delivery arrived, so must sort that and put it away. Won't take long as it wasn't a big shop. About half is tins and packets for my 'armageddon cupboard' which unsurprisingly has been depleted recently. I will check the dates and make sure only long dated items go in there. My armageddon cupboard has been very useful on a number of occasions over the years, in times of illness, bad weather, needing to help someone out, and in the past, simply having no money to go shopping. I would recommend everyone has an armageddon cupboard, box or shelf, if they possibly can. My Mum did, and her Mum before her. Mine is just a  wooden cupboard on the landing, with 2 shelves. I keep an eye on the dates and rotate the contents into the larder when necessary, and replace. We simply don't know what is going to happen, and you can build it up slowly and quietly without panic buying or spending loads, a couple of Lidl tins, or a packet of teabags or whatever you normally use, or is on offer, a week. That way, when items are hard to come by, it snows or you feel ill with a bug or whatever, there is no need to go out. I must confess I never considered a pandemic, lockdown and shielding though!
  • Baileys_Babe
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    We also have armageddon stores, built up over many years, ours also includes toiletries and cleaning materials. Over the last few days, I have been thinking about where we could relocate them to as I don't like where we currently keep them. 
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