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Weekly Flylady Thread 9th June 2008

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  • nicki_2
    nicki_2 Posts: 7,321 Forumite
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    Well I had a lovely walk and went to the duck pond to chill and catch my breath as it was so warm (glad I took a bottle of water with me!) and ended up standing there for over an hour watching a heron hunting :D I tried to film it with my mobile but the quality was rubbish and you can't really see anything so I'm going to take the digital camera with me this evening instead :D There were also ducks, moorhens and dragonflies plus lots of little bugs flying about which might have been ladybirds but I'm not sure. :confused: Looksie :
    DSC00030.jpg

    Right, since ebay have another 5p listing day I'm going to try to get some more stuff listed on Turbolister, I think I'll do that of an evening though and only put the stuff thats not "media" on for now as books and that are 5p anyway :rolleyes:

    Also need to get some studying done, but first I'm going to do a HHC in the kitchen and see what I can get done. Not being here all weekend meant a lack of dishes, until tea last night :o I also need to put the washing out on the washing line thats just finished.

    GENERAL :
    • OU
      • Chapter 2
      • Grant Form
        • Copy Laptop reciept
        • Find internet statement:confused:
    • Return video & DVDs to brother
    • Ebay
      • Photograph items
      • Listings in turbolister.
      • Upload
    • Dailies
      • S&S Bathroom
    Mad Monday - Kitchen of Kreation
    Level Two
    Wipe over the cupboards and large appliances
    Clean out drawers and filters
    Level Three
    Sweep and mop the floor
    Shine the grotty windows
    Drag everything out of the tins cupboard.. wipe it out and put back the bits you are keeping.. Get rid of the things you will never eat or incorporate them into your weekly meal plan!!



    Ready, steady................go!!!!!!! :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!
  • cha97michelle
    cha97michelle Posts: 5,818 Forumite
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    Happy Birthday Hippy :beer:


    Congrats Nicki on that coursework mark - hopefully that will make you feel a bit more confident about studying

    mudbath sorry to hear your sad news. Good idea to take your mind off it.

    a more civilised hello now from me.

    DS1 finally gave in and had a nap only an hour later than normal. I daren't close my eyes now though, as DS2 is about due a feed. I can only hope tonight is more peaceful, and i will try to get to bed as early as i can in the hope that makes a difference. Also, tomorrow is a nursery day if DS1 is well enough so i may get some sleep then if not. I much prefer the stage when the baby sleeps through the night. Fingers crossed it happens sooner rather than later. ;)

    Anyway, list check, and then off i go again.

    Jobs Achieved:
    • all up and dressed
    • all washed and teeth cleaned
    • food offered to everyone, DS1 turned down 3 different options
    • kitchen bin emptied
    • dining table and mats wiped
    • WM - load of tea-towels and dishcloths - hope to get on the line if DS1 still asleep
    • cleaned up water and food spilt at lunchtime.
    would like to do today:
    • hoover kitchen/DR/LR
    • [STRIKE]write acceptance card for K's wedding[/STRIKE] need name of B and B we are staying at from DH
    • [STRIKE]write birthday card for K[/STRIKE] need address off DH's laptop
    • write fathers day cards - N, D and FIL
    • write J's birthday card
    • [STRIKE]write A and D wedding anniversary card[/STRIKE]
    • have a look at CTC claim pack - try to fill in
    • [strike]wash up breakie and lunch dishes[/strike]
    • [strike]clean inside and outside of microwave[/strike]
    • wipe up mould i found on the wall behind the pantry door
    • [strike]wipe front of large appliances[/strike]
    • [strike]run steriliser, make up bottles[/strike]
    Michelle, x
  • Mudbath
    Mudbath Posts: 5,479 Forumite
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    Thanks G&B - you've made me cry....again! I guess it's better out than in. I've decided to study as i'm doing about the nervous system at the moment so i'm really having to concentrate. It's also seems appropriate as the guy who died was the one who inspired me to change my career, sort my life out and start down the route of holistic therapies. 12 years on i'm still learning xx
  • gunsandbanjos
    gunsandbanjos Posts: 12,246 Forumite
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    Sorry:o Didnt mean to upset you, the study should help take your mind off it.
    The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.
    Bertrand Russell
  • shell2001
    shell2001 Posts: 1,817 Forumite
    Quick update from me so I can see where I am up to:D

    Mad Monday - Kitchen of Kreation
    Level One
    [strike]Open the windows and let in the light[/strike]

    Level Two
    [strike]Wipe the little appliances and put them back in their homes[/strike]
    [strike]
    Wipe over the cupboards and large appliances
    Clean out drawers and filters
    [/strike]
    Level Three
    [strike]Sweep and mop the floor
    Shine the grotty windows[/strike] DID LOUNGE TOO & WASHED NET;)
    [STRIKE]Drag everything out of the tins cupboard.. wipe it out and put back the bits you are keeping.. Get rid of the things you will never eat or incorporate them into your weekly meal plan!!! [/STRIKE]DID NOT LONG AGO
    Extras

    1. HHI
    2. [STRIKE]Fill a bag for charity shop [/STRIKE]Did last week
    3. [STRIKE]Deweb the downstairs of the house[/STRIKE]!!
    4. Scrub down the woodwork.. skirtings, door frames etc
    5. [STRIKE]Wash girls bedding[/STRIKE]
    6. [strike]S & S bathroom [/strike]
    7. [strike]Hoover through [/strike]
    8. Mop floors
    9. [strike]Parcel up [/strike]and post ebay item
    10. [strike]
    11. Pay money into Building Society
    12. Put last nights ironing away
    13. [/strike]
    14. Prep stuff for tea (tortilla wraps - yum!)
    Have also driven to get some deck cleaner (no sorry the novelty has not worn off yet:o :D ). Bought a replacement rearview mirror as mine fell off and smashed:mad: .

    Have spent an hour looking at jobs on-line. Loads going at Peterborough hospital but its a good 40min trip each way so have ruled that out. I wish I knew what I want to do. I now think my brain in capable of learning stuff I just wish I knew what:confused: .

    Right best go get little un and do the PO run:rolleyes:
  • taurusgb
    taurusgb Posts: 909 Forumite
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    serena wrote: »
    Taurus - I posted to you on the last thread, but in case you missed it, I bought Harlan Coben's Promise Me, and couldn't put it down! You're going to cost me a fortune...

    Hi Serena - haven't had chance to finish off last weeks thread yet - I'm on a real roll with reading at the moment and just can't stop :o:o:o I've read 4 books this week and the house looks like....like....like....ummm - well let's say awful doesn't really cover it.

    I'm so glad you enjoyed Promise me - now don't forget he also wrote:-
    Tell no one
    Gone for Good
    Just One Look
    The innocent
    No second chance
    The Woods
    (Plus a whole series of Myron Bolitar books but I don;t like those as much I prefer his one off's)....and if you fancy a UK writer who writes along the same lines then I can reccommend Simon Kernick :D (but he's only written about 7 books so far)

    Right - what can I accomplish this week? Still have DD2 at home on study leave, shouldn't really matter I know (she's 17 not a baby) but I just don't get on the same when I have company at home. As she has finished her exams and needs a break
    she has promised :rolleyes: to give her room a complete turn out and clean this week so think I will just keep the house ticking over and try and concentrate on doing jobs that only get done now and then such as:-
    • removing approximately 3,000 books from their shelves, dusting and replacing them
    • washing down the outside paintwork
    • take down and wash the hall curtains
    Doesn't seem a very long list but think item 1 might take most of the week anyway :eek:

    Right off to read the thread and place a Lakeland order - gosh I do seem to be spoiling myself this week one way or another:D
    People Say that life's the thing - but I prefer reading ;)
    The difference between a misfortune and a calamity is this: If Gladstone fell jnto the Thames it would be a misfortune. But if someone dragged him out again, that would be a calamity - Benjamin Disreali
  • nicki_2
    nicki_2 Posts: 7,321 Forumite
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    Mudbath (((hugs)))

    Right, edited my list. Didn't get much done but I got the washing out as well! Also transfered some money. Need to tighten the belt this month ALOT!

    Time for school run! Catch you later!
    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!
  • Right - it's taken me ages but the kitchen looks fab!

    Mad Monday - Kitchen of Kreation
    Level One
    [strike]Open the windows and let in the light
    Clear and wipe the worksurfaces & table
    [/strike]Level Two
    [strike]Wipe the little appliances and put them back in their homes
    Wipe over the cupboards and large appliances

    [/strike]Level Three
    [strike]Sweep and mop the floor
    Shine the grotty windows
    Drag everything out of the tins cupboard.. wipe it out and put back the bits you are keeping.. Get rid of the things you will never eat or incorporate them into your weekly meal plan!!!
    [/strike]Extras


    I also emptied out the under the sink cupboard and sorted through all the stuff - found two unopened bottles of washing up liquid, two bottles of Dettol cleaner, loads of gardening bits (slug pellets, baby bio and so on which I transferred to the shed), numerous bottles of scuff cote polish, two tins of brasso (and I only bought one on Saturday!) and lots of goldfish stuff. Finally I did the bakeware cupboard and binned the manky stuff I never use. Toaster is in porch awaiting collection.


    1. [strike]HHI [/strike] but will need to do more later
    2. Fill a bag for charity shop - half filled - will fill up when I do the next thing!
    I don't know much about Flylady but do we get another list for tomorrow! I love it!
    Jane

    ENDIS. Employed, no disposable income or savings!
  • gunsandbanjos
    gunsandbanjos Posts: 12,246 Forumite
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    I don't know much about Flylady but do we get another list for tomorrow! I love it!


    Yes, Pigpen will post another list, probably tonight.
    The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.
    Bertrand Russell
  • gunsandbanjos
    gunsandbanjos Posts: 12,246 Forumite
    PPI Party Pooper
    Does your kitchen look better without the toaster?
    The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt.
    Bertrand Russell
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