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Weekly Flylady Thread 19th May 2008
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I've just totalled up my expenditure for my courses (including the purchase of a laptop today
:eek: ) and its come to £322 :eek: Only I just boo-booed and transfered that amount from my bank account into my savings account (where I put the grant money from the OU so I don't spend it!) so I've just had to transfer twice the amount back to my bank account :rolleyes::rotfl::rotfl: I don't think doing financial things after 2 cans of Fosters is a good idea
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 -
PF - that poem is lovely, thank you for sharing.
AnWsMum - glad you survived and have a great holiday.
Soappie - welcome home and glad you had a great holiday.
The wedding today was lovely. Very different and exactly what our friends wanted under a lovely old tree in a church yard. A perfect afternoon and everything was made, cooked, given etc as wedding presents. Going to watch eurovision results as I don't have to think for that and go to bed.
Night all, have a nice weekend xx0 -
:rotfl: @ Eurovision results, nevermind, at least it's pretty predictable, politically. I am suprised that it's still going to be honest, and how half of the contestants don't end up 'nutted off' I don't know.
I did post a list earlier, I am sure I did, oh well here it is again
[strike] Bath boys + get them to bed
Make sandwiches, pack drinks and food into cool bag (try to fit it filled in fridge)
Sort spare clothes for boys
Sort my handbag out
Get something to eat [/strike]
Sort my clothes, mine, DPs and DSs
Find 4 disposable pull ups, coach tomorrow so no stopping every 2 mins so think they'll be best in one.
Go in the shower
Set several alarmsbecause I am useless at getting up
Line up bags next to door ready to go
Make sure dog leads, shoes etc are out ready
Hmm, oh dear, this really isn't good considering I need to do the rest before bed........One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
we laughed a lot too lil_me, though i got distracted catching up on here so DH switched over and watched the cricket....
hugs and best wishes to all who need them, hope for great hols for those going away. We go next sat - YAY!
not much flying done here this week but we seem to be keeping the place tidy and clean enough. Walked today (12.5 miles) but freeish day tomorrow (except for lunch at the in laws) so will attempt to do the following:
wash up (DH will hopefully)
Boots shop
hoover flat
change bed
WM x 2 - bedding & general clothes
clean laundry pile away
swiffer round wooden floors
empty bins & recyclingMum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0 -
Guess i'm the only one still up then? Just back in from work, was a busy shift, had to go out for a drink afterwards as we had some terrible news during the shift. Thankfully our manager didnt tell us til after we had finished that one of our bartenders who had been off work sick having had a bone marrow transplant had died this afternoon. I'm absolutely devasted, he was only 31, life is very harsh and unfair sometimes. I've known him for 5 years and he was such a lovely guy, so very sad. I'm sitting here crying into my tea:o I just cant believe it, he was actually doing really well after his transplant
Sorry for such a downer of a post.The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.Bertrand Russell0 -
Craftyscholar wrote: »The OO price used to be more or less the value of the property. Not sure when it started getting stupid. House behind me went on the market OO £165 - just heard it went for £251 :eek::eek::eek:
That is ridiculous. Are you in East Central Scotland as well CS?0 -
Going to make a sponge later to try out my new oven. I only got it a few days before I went away so I haven't tried cake making in it yet. It's a fan oven - is it better to have a lower temperature or just to check it earlier than usual?
I've got a fan oven and always cook at 20 degrees lower than a receipe states. Unless of course it say fan 180 and I would cook it at 180. Hope that makes sense0 -
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gunsandbanjos wrote: »Guess i'm the only one still up then? Just back in from work, was a busy shift, had to go out for a drink afterwards as we had some terrible news during the shift. Thankfully our manager didnt tell us til after we had finished that one of our bartenders who had been off work sick having had a bone marrow transplant had died this afternoon. I'm absolutely devasted, he was only 31, life is very harsh and unfair sometimes. I've known him for 5 years and he was such a lovely guy, so very sad. I'm sitting here crying into my tea:o I just cant believe it, he was actually doing really well after his transplant
Sorry for such a downer of a post.
(((G&B))) - I'm sorry I didnt come on here earlier. I might have just caught you. I'm so so sorry to hear about your colleague. Big hugs to you honey xx0
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