Weekly Flylady Thread 17th March 2008

Mudbath

pregnancy 1 was bacon and waffles
pregnancy 2 was ice lollies

with both pregnancies i went right off chocolate and diet coke which i usually loved.

dd has asked to go to bed at 630 and didn't want to eat her tea. definitely coming down with this virus. think i'll be in bed soon. we're all so tired with it. thank goodness i'm not working at the moment or i'd be working tomorrow....see, another positive! xx

tiamai_d

IG, I LOVE that dress btw. It's simple and classy and you will look amazing in it!

Pregnancy 1 - the scampi fries and strawberry icecream then a phase of eating leaves. I was a floristy and I'd just start chewing on greenery.

Pregnancy 2 - I didn't eat.

Weird eating habits - a lot! :rotfl:

Kids beds made
Toys picked up off the floor
Kids fed
Kids drugged
Kids in bed

All I plan on doing tonight is the dishes and give the sofas a wipe, sticky jam patches.

soappie

Pregnancy 1 - champagne and chips
Pregnancy 2 - lamb

Mudbath

right i'm going to bed xx

kazmeister

Evening everyone, Good day?

Had a massively lazy day today (pigpen says wot again! )

Made GF hot cross buns this morning then decorated a hat with DD for the Easter party. Glue was drying on the radiator at 2.45 and party was at 3!! Made it just in time and managed to get OH to drop us off and collect us so was able to have a drink or two :beer: . DD won her age group with Easter story hat so she was chuffed although I thought my friends2 that she had made for her step daughters were far superior - the secret I think is to make them look home made, hers were so brilliant that they looked shop bought .

Since home I've cleared away the mess DD and I made earlier and er done NOTHING. OH was obviously expecting tea but I've done none and have no intention of getting any, I'm quite happy with what I've had - hot cross buns for breakfast lunch and tea

LG loved the dress and shoes - plain but Sooo stylish

Lilme and pigpen My OH is exactly the same as your two, best keep out of the way when somethings not going right - fine by me

Suppose I best go talk to him now as Its the first night he's been home for 8 days

See ya'll 2moro

ajtrader100

Mudbath wrote: »

vanilla - my ds has eczema and has had it since birth. since we got rid of the carpets downstairs his eczema has really reduced. i'm not brave enough to put laminate upstairs though as i think it will be too noisy. hope he feels better soon xx

As long as you get a sound reducing underlay, like a fibreboard, its not noisy at all.

There is even an antimicrobial laminate floor on the market now which is ideal for these environments.

lil_me

:rotfl: kaz you said that like it was a bad thing

Goodnight Mudbath, don't think I'll be staying up late tonight. I shouldn't say that because then something happens so I can't go to bed....kids going to bed with a book at 7.30pm, lights off at 8.30pm!

Snows getting bad in some places up here, worry about DP even more in bad weather, not too bad where we live but some of the places he's been is worse. He is usually sensible, kicking passengers out if where they want to go is not safe to drive :rotfl: which suprises some that he does it but he does warn them.

juliejim

Well I'm just about to send the kids to bed and then I think I'll be joining them!

I'm absolutely shattered after having two late nights.

I can't stand the pace!:rotfl:

soblivion

Link for the jedi costume, only very basic but knocked it out in about half a day, DS is chuffed, he's just gone to the party in it. http://s161.photobucket.com/albums/t204/soblivion/?action=view&current=100_0045.jpg Thank you for looking.


Childrens/Spare rooms - Friday
As above this is a short list as some tasks are time consuming
Level One
[strike]Clear the floor[/strike]
Level Two
[strike]Drag the junk from under the bed.. the children should be home today so they can do this![/strike] DS did this I can't get under bed
[strike]Sort out a box of things to give to the local nursery for the little children.. or for charity shop.. or a friend.. FLING!! The local GP surgeries, hospitals etc often need nice toys for the sick children.. see how many things we are grown up enough to part with![/strike] DS did this
Level Three
[strike]If they are able the children can vacuum their own rooms!! 3 is grown up enough!![/strike]
[strike]While the children are home.. go through their wardrobe and get rid of everything that no longer fits.. They can try things on to be certain[/strike] DS helped do this too, we had a whole black sack full
Extras
[strike]Wipe sticky marks from walls and doors[/strike]
[strike]Clean any tv's, pc's playstations in the room[/strike]
[strike]
Put the discs in the correct boxes and books on shelves
[/strike]

Also did the ironing too:A
Hope your all having a good holiday.

lil_me

soblivion, well done, so effective, if I was only more crafty, saying that if I made them those my sons would live in them :rotfl: