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Weekly Flylady Thread 19th May 2008
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Thanks G n B. No I dont think so. I dont know how to say this without causing offense. She is a young mum - she is 21 kiddy is 5 and she has just had another baby with a chap she started seeing last summer. That really is not meant in a horrible way 'cos Mum had she when she was 19 and my best mate had her daughter young. Basically she seems the type that would tell you to "fluff off and mind your own business"
Dont think you have caused offence, thats why i asked if it would make a difference. And you are right, age doesnt come into it, i had my daughter at 21, but if someone told me my LO had been like that to their child i would be mortified. Its a shame the other mother isnt approachable.The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.Bertrand Russell0 -
:wave: hello gingababe and mumof4our
Miss SSL and I are watching America's Next Top Model (her choice) Its ghastly!
Got the first of four washing loads on. Its a lovely sunny day here. Miss SSL and I are heading off to the shops this afternoon (Ocean Terminal or Fort Kinnaird I think)
(((Shell))) - I think you've done the right thing by speaking to the class teacher. Maybe some of the teachers on here will have some good advice?
Right next load of washing I think.0 -
Morning all - I have not read the thread first so just doing my list and then I'll catch up at tea break time
Magnificent Monday - Kitchen of Kreation
Level One
[STRIKE]
Open the windows and let in the light (we could clean them but this is simpler!) Had both doors open whilst the hose was from back to front garden so quite enough cold air in
[/STRIKE]Clear and wipe the worksurfaces & table
Level Two
Wipe the little appliances and put them back in their homes
Wipe over the cupboards and large appliances
Clean out drawers and filters
Level Three
Sweep and mop the floor
Empty out a grotspot and make it beautiful
Extras
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- HHI
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- Sort DS3 odds and end tray
- Put ironing board away
Plant out onions
Plant out eurph and camassias
Ski stuff for DS1 friend looking some stuff out
prepare ebay sales x1 for Thursday one item given to my sis
clubcard deals
Tax return online?
Find centre parcs packing list
Check kids shoes 2 done
Town
collect M&S troussers
Get DS1 hair cut
Jam
The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 - [STRIKE]
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Dustykitten
let me know how you get on with your tax return online, as I am thinking about doing it online this year....................but knowing me I will get it wrong, !
Hoovered round this morning and rushed out the door to work.Breast Cancer Now 100 miles October 2022 100 / 100miles
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Diabetic UK 1 million steps July 2025 to complete by end Sept 2025. 504,789 / 1,000,000Sun, Sea0 -
Pigpen - it's non-calculator Maths today but make sure he takes it Monday 2 June - that is the calculator paper!
Shell hugs hun to you and DD
Cat Fleas - I use frontline - works for us - who can recommend where I can get genuine stuff cheaper than the vet?
Must go and do a HHC in the kitchen or I'll never get started today.The birds of sadness may fly overhead but don't let them nest in your hair0 -
gunsandbanjos wrote: »Dont think you have caused offence, thats why i asked if it would make a difference. And you are right, age doesnt come into it, i had my daughter at 21, but if someone told me my LO had been like that to their child i would be mortified. Its a shame the other mother isnt approachable.
LOL.. you OLD mums.. I had my third at 21 lol!!! My first was a nightmare and I was always being nagged by the school but none of the other parents said anything but I would have been horrified if they had said something like this was going on.. I'd try having a word with her anyway.. and the new baby could be the reason she is being a grot.. it could be she is playing up for some attention now she is suddenly no longer on her own being spoilt.LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0 -
Dustykitten wrote: »Pigpen - it's non-calculator Maths today but make sure he takes it Monday 2 June - that is the calculator paper!
Cat Fleas - I use frontline - works for us - who can recommend where I can get genuine stuff cheaper than the vet?
He has taken it anyway.. he hasn't had a list of what he should and shouldn't take so I made sure he took the lot!!
frontline I got from HERE ... I can only use it one of mine as it makes big burns on the other one.LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0 -
Grrr still waiting for plasterer:mad: ok enough sitting around waiting I need to get on with that list I think!:oDFW no.630!
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Teenie's got an exam this morning but it doesn't say (and he didn't tell me) which one it is, is the Maths exam nationwide then? I didn't know that happened lol......I've only had 3 of them go through exams lmao
I was a teenage mother too, had my eldest when I was 16 ..... I'd also be horrified if any of my kids did stuff like that and would prefer to know.....but I kow exactly the type of parent shell's on about, littleys school is full of them.....not approachable and they'd deck you as soon as look at you some of them.
Well, washer's finally finished - my next one will have a quick cycle :rolleyes: off to put the washing out.0 -
My £875 utility bill is... £195 now.. I paid it.. all by myself..
... I would have paid the whole lot off but the system only allows 2 payments a day so I'm calling back on Wednesday and paying off the balance.. and moving to e.on.. again..
.. I have clubcard points there too.. it all helps!
I've also paid off my freemans catalogue.. Or I will have when the commission comes through and I use that as payment.. how liberating? lol
My next big monster to clear is the remaining £700 of the student loan.. that will free another £150 a month.. I'll be glad to see the back of that thing!!.. we have been paying that for the last 4 years.. I'll feel all affluent (except I'll have to use that to pay something else!)
hubby was all emasculated this morning.. he complained there was no hot water so I went upstairs and fixed the boiler lol...
HHC anyone?? I've done nothing except make necessary phonecalls and payments this mornign so now I need to clear the kitchen.. it won't be getting done this afternoon with the minx home.
I have decided also that with the extra £40 a week tax credits I am going to put Tiddles in nursery one full day a week.. maybe 2.. she loves staying and her behaviour is getting better.. adn she doesn't wee herself on a daily basis like a couple of mine did so she isn't too difficult to have she just gets really tired.. but she'll survive!.
So far today..
Brought in washing off the line
Rang and paid off Scottish power (was on the phone 35 minutes!!)
Fixed the boiler
Paid Freemans
updated finances spreadsheet and rejigged monthly payments
ordered new breadmaker as old one is dead.LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0
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