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Weekly Flylady Thread 28th January 2008
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hiya all
g&b and mumofjust2 and mudbath, I'm watching too. I think I feel a bit sad for them really. There must be a need in their lives that isn;t being met, whatever that may be, Makes me realise I am pretty lucky.Jan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
NSDs: 3
Walk to school: 2/47
Bloater challenge: £0/0lbs0 -
hiya all
g&b and mumofjust2 and mudbath, I'm watching too. I think I feel a bit sad for them really. There must be a need in their lives that isn;t being met, whatever that may be, Makes me realise I am pretty lucky.0 -
gunsandbanjos wrote: »And you have 8 kids:rotfl:
I wanted to say that but as I'm new on this list I thought I'd better not:rotfl::rotfl:We don't need to do it perfectly - good enough is exactly that GOOD ENOUGH.0 -
Hiya Dusty
I did notice he came in clutching a fruit shoot and he said it was his second one...i'm a meanie and don't really buy then so it could just have been liquid overload.
DD tends to drink water or milk ..... but when she has juice ... her loo visits are way higher ......GC - March 2024 -0 -
I'd agree Jill, to start with I just found it weird but the more I watch you can see there's something missing from their lives. Have I missed what happened to Harry or haven't they said. She seems the one who's the most affected by it all. I am so lucky.
Harry and his mum emigrated to New Zealand, i thought the way she was talking he was deadThe trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.Bertrand Russell0 -
gunsandbanjos wrote: »Harry and his mum emigrated to New Zealand, i thought the way she was talking he was dead
I did too. I wonder how her daughter feels about the way she is.
Zed - yip, my two only usually have water and milk so I think that might be part of the problem. Thank you for your support xx0 -
List for tomorrow
At school besides teaching:
Get a load of the exercise books and paper put away
Jot down numbers in yr 9 teaching groups
Jot down numbers in yr 11 teaching groups
Hand out KS3 workbooks to staff
Hand out KS4 workbooks to staff
Find out whats happening with yr 11 on the 8th
At home:
Cook tea
Wash and dry up
Surfaces and sink
One load of washing
Tumble clothes on airer
Make loaf of bread
Sweep and wash kitchen floorWe don't need to do it perfectly - good enough is exactly that GOOD ENOUGH.0 -
Tomorrow I have plans, which don't really include cleaning, so let's see:
Manic Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room/Area
Level One
[strike]Clean floors in these areas [/strike]
Level Two
[strike]Wipe down surfaces
Wipe kitchen cupboard fronts and kickboards
Wipe down fronts of major appliances (cooker, firdge, freezer etc) and inside the microwave[/strike]
Level Three
Dust any extra furniture in dining area, checking for cobwebs on way round
C[strike]lean washer drawer, filters on the dryer, dishwasher and cooker hood filters
Clean the oven if you missed it last week or it needs it
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Extra tasks if you want to do more- Wipe window sills and clean windows in these rooms
- Wipe down any tiles and shine those taps, a toothbrush is great for cleaning away the gunk!
Clean out and organize one cupboard, more if you like
Wipe & replace small appliances likekettle, toaster etc (wipe under too, especially the toaster!)
[/strike]Tuesday - Lovely Living Rooms and Safe Stairs
Level One
Vacuum floors in these areas, even if around clutter
Clear anything from the stairs! Safe stairs are a must
Level Two
Move clutter so you can vacuum under it
Vacuum and wipe (if needed) sofas
Dust any areas below eye level
Level Three
Dust anything above eye level (if safe to do so)
Clear anything that shouldn't be where it is, ahem that includes that cup!
Wipe the bits next to the steps on the stairs, yours might be skirting board, edging of some sort, grab a cloth and give it a wipe
Extra Mission Tasks - as usual if you fancy tackling something else you could try one or more of these- [strike]Check where important documents like passports, birth certificates, driving licences, medical cards are and make a note of where they are and if any need replacing, changing etc (yes I know it's repeated but lots of members were not about when it was done) [/strike]
- [strike]Spend 15 minutes sorting paperwork, dealing with anything urgent NOW[/strike]
- Wipe down window frames in these rooms (inside) clean any marks from window
- Clean out the vacuum cleaner, empty the bag/bucket, clean filters if they are washable MAKE SURE YOU DON'T PUT THEM BACK UNTIL THEY ARE DRY!
- [STRIKE]'20 minutes ironing time to get that pile down, oh and make sure you put it away! [/strike]
EXTRA:
[strike]File all of 2007's bills[/strike]GC - March 2024 -0 -
I found the fake babies really sad. Off to bed now xxThe birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0
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anyway, back to flying.
lil_me - thanks for the new thread
solway - cheers :beer:
michelle - hope your weekend was ok, your neighbours sound lovely, glad they are looking out for you. I know what you mean about hubbes going away whilst we are pg, mine went away for 10 days when I was 36 weeks, i was h3ll. Just cling on to the fact that when the baby comes you won't feel anywhere near so utterly shattered, not even sleep deprivstion is as bad as pregnancy tirednes. ((((hugs)))) for you.
AnW's Mum - well done on getting the tax retirn doen but man that result sucks :eek:
Had a busy busy day and have done loads this evening, am now whacked! I didn't check the list before I did my stuff today so it will be interesting to see what I can cross iff. Here goes!
Manic Monday - Kitchen and Dining Room/Area
[STRIKE]Level One
Clean floors in these areas
Level Two
Wipe down surfaces
Wipe kitchen cupboard fronts and kickboards
Wipe down fronts of major appliances (cooker, firdge, freezer etc) and inside the microwave[/STRIKE]
Level Three
[STRIKE]Dust any extra furniture in dining area, checking for cobwebs on way round
[/STRIKE]Clean washer drawer, filters on the dryer, dishwasher and cooker hood filters
Clean the oven if you missed it last week or it needs it
Extra tasks if you want to do more- [STRIKE]
- Wipe window sills and clean windows in these rooms
- Wipe down any tiles and shine those taps, a toothbrush is great for cleaning away the gunk!
- Empty one shelf (or the top of a cupboard) clean it, clean what's on it and put it all back
- Clean out and organize one cupboard, more if you like
- Wipe & replace small appliances likekettle, toaster etc (wipe under too, especially the toaster!)
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[STRIKE]DW emptied
Brekkie and tidy up
WM on
Lunch and tidy up
WM into TD
Tea and tidy up
DW on
15 mins sorting garage
15 mins filing paperwork
TD emptied
[/STRIKE]
15 mins sorting receipts
15 weeks syncing spreadsheet
My leftovers from the week:
[STRIKE]Clean kitchen floor
[/STRIKE]Clear inside of bureau
Clean front door and step - its filthy
Sort magazines under coffee table
Sort out 3-6 month clothes for DD2 - before they are too small for her
Jan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
NSDs: 3
Walk to school: 2/47
Bloater challenge: £0/0lbs0 - [STRIKE]
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