Weekly Flylady Thread 17th December 2007

mumofjusttwo

Thanks guys at least you have made me smile. I think, sadly, that her mind seems to be going as she keeps thinking that she is sleeping upstairs but she has trouble even managing the front door step so has got to sleep downstairs. Just had to pop round my mums house as she had left her insulin round there!!

LJD1_2

soappie wrote: »

Don't forget you've put the pudding in the larder

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

lil_me

Old family I can cope with, it's MILs I struggle with, well exception of DPs Grandma, his Nana is lovely however.

My Nana's great, she's hilarious, very down to earth, speaks her mind, just a few comments from this year

'I've wrote a letter to this company offering drugs to help Grandad 'rise' to the occasion' Well in the letter she put 'He's dead so I think he's stiff enough thanks' :rotfl:

'Be careful those police helicopters can shoot you with their lazers' ....Ok Nana thanks for the warning

'Eat those before Christmas and you won't be getting a present next year' said to my kids when they even attempted to open their pressies because they know she means it! They haven't touched them since.

My Great Grandma was amazing, if I could bring one person back from dead to be eternally here (without the pain she suffered in later life of course) it would be her, would loved for my children to have known her. She was fab. 90th birthday party she was up dancing on the tables. She was the original money saver, tight git she was and proud of it.


Oh dinner, I'm cooking, beef and turkey I think, so plenty of left overs as just the 4 of us. It won't be served until 3pm ish as I can't eat a big meal at lunch time (or the truth is with all the muck ups I will make I should plan it for 1pm then eat at 3pm) I have NEVER cooked turkey before

Anyone else seen/heard the IrnBru advert? I just nearly wee'd myself laughing :rotfl:

pigpen

BEWARE FLYING WOBBLIES!!!

Ive just chucked one and no telling where it will land.. it is big and pink..


And wobbly!!

lil_me

Pink, does it look like blamange?sp** or is that something my kids have spilt on the floor, looks kinda scary

pigpen

NOTHING like blancmange.. that's disgusting.. looks like.. a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE pink slug.. like Jabba the Hutt ... but pink!

lil_me

**wipes floor and sprays with disinfectant** urgh, goodness knows what that was but it was sticky.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfiqrkV_ZqI

I found it, you have to listen carefully of course as they have changed the words, now I can repeatedly wet myself :rotfl:

Anyone know a cure for fluid behind ear drums? It's hurting lots

likklegibbon

My bits are pink and wobbly enough already without the flying!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

pigpen

ok...

the pink and wobbly thing over there is LG sitting naked at her pc.. and the other on over there.. is a troll bogey from Lil_me's "palace"

Anyone found my pink wobbly thing yet?

pigpen

lil_me wrote: »

Anyone know a cure for fluid behind ear drums? It's hurting lots

My finger nail??????

They are nice.. they have holly painted on them!

And my homeopath friend would probably suggest pulsatilla.. it is her favourite!

ETA..

Pulsatilla: This remedy is often indicated for ear infections that follow or accompany a cold. (Cold symptoms include a stuffy nose, especially indoors, and large amounts of yellow or greenish mucus.) The ear may be hot and swollen, with a feeling that something is pressing out. Pain can be worse in the evening and at night, as well as worse from heat, with a pulsing sensation. Deep itching may be felt inside, especially if ear infections are chronic.

Fiona.. See... I do listen!!!!