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Weekly Flylady Thread 24th March 2008
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Yay! Well done Hex2 - looking good!:T Round of applause for you!0
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mumofjusttwo wrote: »I am glad that I am not the only one. I know that sometimes my computer will skip a page of unread :rolleyes:
Thought I was getting very forgetful in my old age (30)! It must do the same on mine!0 -
List update:
Mad Tuesday - Living room, Hallway, Stairs
Level One
remove clutter from floors, chairs, coffee table and bureau
Don't forget your 10 ebay items - 5 more photos, try and choose some maternity stuff to get on there and iron and photograph
Level Two
Vacuum floors and sofas
[STRIKE]Sort that under stair cupboard.. make sure evrything is in tidily rather than thrown from a great distance![/STRIKE]
Dust those flat fluffy surfaces
Level Three
Vacuum under the furniture you can move
Clean windows, pictures, mirrors etc.
Clear a hotspot
Vacuum hall and stairs
Extras
- [STRIKE]
- Wipe woodwork in the hall and stairs
- Wipe front door.. inside and out!
- [/STRIKE]
Extras
Defrost the freezer if needed!!
HHI .. uniforms!!!
Go play a game with the children who have helped you today!!
Return mystery shop stuff to Marks
Get missing baby toys down from loft
Get boys clothes down from loft and sort through for Kath
Put TV box into loft
File bank statements - started
Wash new plates and glasses
Also - start list of things to pack for holidayJan 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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Thanks Chasingbutterflies for the 'how to cross off the list' tip :T
Ooh definately flying now:j Everything crossed off has been done today so i ave been a v busy bee :T All this while entertaining my 4 year old nephew who has now decided he is staying the night cos he's had sooooooooo much fun today lol :rotfl:
Killer Kitchen - Monday
Level One
[strike]Clear and wipe work surfaces[/strike][strike]
[/strike]Level Two
[strike]Sweep and Mop the floor[/strike][strike]
Wipe the cupboards, appliances and all those manky corners!!
[/strike]Level Three
[strike]Wipe over all those small appliances.. don't forget the inside of the microwave![/strike][strike]
Wipe out the gicky parts of the fridge
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Mad Tuesday - Living room, Hallway, Stairs
Level One
[strike]remove clutter from floors, chairs and fireplace[/strike][strike]
[/strike]Level Two
[strike]Vacuum floors and sofas[/strike][strike]
Dust those flat fluffy surfaces
[/strike]Level Three
Vacuum under the furniture you can move
Clean windows, pictures, mirrors etc.
[strike]Clear a hotspot[/strike]
[strike]Vacuum hall and stairs[/strike][strike]
[/strike]
Extras
[strike]
- Wipe woodwork in the hall and stairs
- Wipe front door.. inside and out!
- cakes baked with little nephew
- 2 loads of washing done
- ironing done
- dinner in the SC
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Am by passing the childrens tasks as DS not at home today or yesterday. I can pretty much assure you he would refuse to help anyway. I cant get him to help out round the house at all. In fact it usually causes a huge row if i ask him to do anything and i just stress myself out because i know he wont do any household jobs. I feel like it is a battle i cant win. Before christmas he refused point blank to dry a few dishes and i lost the plot with him :mad:. I am afraid he will be one of those useless men who expect their wives to do everything and i hate the thought. He is nearly 15 so if anyone has any ideas i would be willing to try it outI dont tidy his room or put his ironing away, he does that himself so he's not all bad but he wont dry a dish or take the rubbish out etc. Am i expecting too much?????????
Sorry to rant on a bit
Fi
May GC Budget £200 spent
Apr GC Budget £225 spent £258.32 Mar GC Budget £200 Spent £206.31
Feb GC Budget £175 spent £210.23 Jan GC Budget £200 Spent £178.91
For 2 adults :heartsmil0 -
Hex2 Your before and after pics of your landing was a brill idea! I am v impressed, well done you it looks super xx
FiMay GC Budget £200 spent
Apr GC Budget £225 spent £258.32 Mar GC Budget £200 Spent £206.31
Feb GC Budget £175 spent £210.23 Jan GC Budget £200 Spent £178.91
For 2 adults :heartsmil0 -
Off to take DD swimming - back in a bit!NST #10 Steps 7K 2/30 10K 2/12 5 a day 3/30 NSD 0/20
MBNA £55000 -
For those who didn't realise Johanne and I are sister don't worry about it :rotfl:
Box file of paperwork has been sorted again and is now down to an "action" file (now in my letter rack on the desk) and what I can file has been filed.
Now to dish up dinner :wave:Creeping back in for accountability after falling off the wagon in 2016.Need to get back to old style in modern ways, watching the pennies and getting stuff done!0 -
For those who didn't realise Johanne and I are sister don't worry about it :rotfl:
Box file of paperwork has been sorted again and is now down to an "action" file (now in my letter rack on the desk) and what I can file has been filed.
Now to dish up dinner :wave:Back on MSE again! to take control of my finances and not let it control me. :T May grocery challenge £41.96/1400 -
woohoo I have just ordered two new Weightwatchers DVDs this one and this one
wish I'd put that on my list then I could cross it off LOL
Off to do the whole tea bath and bed dance now hurray the end is in sight ...
JillxJan GC: £202.65/£450 (as of 4-1-12)
NSDs: 3
Walk to school: 2/47
Bloater challenge: £0/0lbs0 -
Evening ladies.
:cool: ORF ops can now stand down for the evening - thank you for your vigilance :cool:
Dusty – thanks for your continued observations – hope it amused the kids for a short while
JulieJim – thank you for explaining ORF so well to Sharon
Mudbath – USA – how exciting! When - where - why etc. etc. !
Vanilla the story about that poor chap is just so sad. Hugs
Hex - love your landing - even before you decluttered it! Well done you.
Right, I've had enough 'me' time reading through the tread. I need to go and do some flying. I've decided to create a cheap meal this evening for the cheapest meal thread which will take a little time to do. It's all in my head at the moment! But, I'll start on it after I've done the flying list. I then need to prep for the community meeting tomorrow - but that shouldn't take too long.I am the leading lady in the movie of my life
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