Weekly Flylady Thread 16th June 2008

shell2001

RACH - just had a look at your wedding pics and they are gorgeous! Loved all the beach ones. So natural looking rather than staring right at the camera. You happiness is so obvious its made me .

Flying done (to a point) should mow back lawn but may do it after collect little uns from nursery/school. Hosp apt done and they dont want to see her for 9 months now.

House clean and tidy, chicken defrosting for tea - having fahitas (?sp) so quick and easy. Best get BM on go for rolls for pack ups.

Hugs to all those for whatever reason found yesterday a hard one. It sounds like you all did a grand job coping - my heart goes out to you all:A .

AnW'sMum

I wonder if you lot could help me.......

A friend at work is collecting plastic milk bottle tops (and any others of the same grade plastic ie juice bottle tops etc) for a child she knows who needs an electric wheel chair. Apparently if we can collect enough bottle tops to match the child's body weight then the family won't have to find any ££££ to go towards the cost plus the tops get recycled.

I have been doing this for a while and every now and then we send what we have collected between us at work to my friend at her branch. If you think you could help then I/we would appreciate it. To save on post costs etc small/medium jiffy bags of tops could be sent to me through my works internal mail system. If you didn't already know I work for a bank (I know, don't shout at me!) and there are branches in most towns. If you can help then please PM me and I'll give you the internal address.

Right better go and put some of this clean washing away before I collect A & W from school.

Electra_King

Dustykitten thanks for the link will have a look.
ref the chicken (wings btw) hubby checked this morning and said it was fine. To give you some background his mum use to give him out of date food etc so his stomach is 'hardened' to it iykwim
So I cooked it earlier but while it was cooking it smelt different not the usual aroma from cooking a chicken. What do I do? I know hubby will come home and say it is all right but I just don't know!

mumofjusttwo

Hello AnW'smum would love to help but I had heard that this was a scam as the firms involved only gave about £50 per 1 tonne of bottle tops. Hope I am wrong.

If so please send me a pm with the details of the internal etc .

Dustykitten

Electra_King wrote: »

Dustykitten thanks for the link will have a look.
ref the chicken (wings btw) hubby checked this morning and said it was fine. To give you some background his mum use to give him out of date food etc so his stomach is 'hardened' to it iykwim
So I cooked it earlier but while it was cooking it smelt different not the usual aroma from cooking a chicken. What do I do? I know hubby will come home and say it is all right but I just don't know!

You feed it to him, have something different yourself would be my plan

Dustykitten

mumofjusttwo wrote: »

Hello AnW'smum would love to help but I had heard that this was a scam as the firms involved only gave about £50 per 1 tonne of bottle tops. Hope I am wrong.

If so please send me a pm with the details of the internal etc .

I've heard the same but hope it's not the case, I'll see if I can find the link.

Dustykitten

[STRIKE]try to find mum's glasses[/STRIKE] they are at the school - I'll collect them later or tomorrow
plant some more seeds started
meal plan
ironing

Tomorrow:

Invigilate
Strip our bed
wet wipe our room
wet wipe hallway
letter mum tax
letter IKEA
finish planting out at front
DS3 swimming
DS1 school cricket
DS2 club cricket - need to check time/clash swimming
Boden

AnW'sMum

seems you might be right Dusty, I found this link. I had better check this out at work before we all go any further. Thanks for the heads up.

mummyleads

my own list
[STRIKE]put whites on to wash[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]dry[/STRIKE]/putaway
[STRIKE]then do darks[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]dry[/STRIKE] put away
[STRIKE]wash up
[/STRIKE]make chicken cassarole
make a bread and butter pudding if i can find the resapie if anyone can help
make bread well waiting for it to rise

Magnificent Monday - Kitchen of Klutter and Dining room of Disaster
Level One
[STRIKE]Open the windows and let in the light[/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 on the big appliances and the kettle!
Level Three
[STRIKE]Sweep and mop the floor[/STRIKE]
Shine the grotty windows
Drag everything out of the junk cupboard.. wipe it out and put back the bits you are keeping.. Get rid of the things you will never need or use!!
Extras

1. HHI
2. Fill a bag for charity shop
3. Deweb the downstairs of the house!!
4. Scrub down the woodwork.. skirtings, door frames etc

mummyleads

my own list
[STRIKE]put whites on to wash[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]dry[/STRIKE]/putaway
[STRIKE]then do darks[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]dry[/STRIKE] put away
[STRIKE]wash up
[/STRIKE][STRIKE]make chicken cassarole
[/STRIKE]make a bread and butter pudding if i can find the resapie if anyone can help
[STRIKE]make bread well waiting for it to rise[/STRIKE]

Magnificent Monday - Kitchen of Klutter and Dining room of Disaster
Level One
[STRIKE][STRIKE][STRIKE]Open the windows and let in the light[/STRIKE]
Clear and wipe the worksurfaces & table[/STRIKE]
[/STRIKE]Level Two
[STRIKE]Wipe the little appliances and put them back in their homes[/STRIKE]
[STRIKE]Wipe over the cupboards and large appliances[/STRIKE]
Clean out drawers and filters on the big appliances and the kettle!
Level Three
[STRIKE]Sweep and mop the floor[/STRIKE]
Shine the grotty windows
Drag everything out of the junk cupboard.. wipe it out and put back the bits you are keeping.. Get rid of the things you will never need or use!!
Extras

1. HHI
2. Fill a bag for charity shop
3. Deweb the downstairs of the house!!
4. Scrub down the woodwork.. skirtings, door frames etc