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 28/02/2013, 08:34 AM
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I have heaps I want to get done today, as Saturday Night and Sunday I will be having some quality Girly time with my daughter, whilst DS is away.
HEALTH WHILE OUT PHONECALLS WASHING Load 7- Clothes Load 8- Clothes LOUNGE ROOMB BATHROOM Clean Shower Floor PAPERWORK F & V List for Tomorrow KITCHEN Benches/Stovetop started Thorough Tidy started Change Table Cloth started Clean Out Fridge Clean Freezer Tidy Pantry Floor MISC Sweep and Mop Hallway Floors Will Hopefully Add More once this gets done This post has been edited by purpleblackqueen: 28/02/2013, 07:18 PM |
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28/02/2013, 11:01 AM
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PBQ - how did your interview go?
ANyway, my list Usual school runs Collect DS from school after band practice - PM Aldi shop - done Sand door frame Paint door frame Washing in and out |
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28/02/2013, 11:05 AM
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QUOTE (AMPSyd @ 28/02/2013, 12:01 PM)  PBQ - how did your interview go? ANyway, my list Usual school runs Collect DS from school after band practice - PM Aldi shop - done Sand door frame Paint door frame Washing in and out Didn't get it, but I have other applications in on other jobs so we will see how they go. |
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28/02/2013, 11:43 AM
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PBQ - I think you must have the cleanest fridge in all of EB !! It seems to be on your list all the time
 Seriously - our fridge gets cleaned out once in a blue moon (very very infrequently). I am at work today but there is still stuff waiting to be done at home: Collect girls, go home and make tea - usual bath, dinner, bed routine Washing / folding / putting away clothes Clean kitchen benches Try and find my MP3 player which is missing Organise for tomorrow - work clothes / lunch |
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28/02/2013, 11:46 AM
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You did well to get as far as you did.
I'm reading a great get a job type of book that I do recommend... "The 6 reasons you'll get the job: what employers look for whether they know it or not" by Debra Angel MacDougal. It give some really interesting insights and tips on how to land a job (not that I have one at the moment - still looking). I borrowed it from the local library as an ebook. |
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28/02/2013, 11:49 AM
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QUOTE (AMPSyd @ 28/02/2013, 12:46 PM) You did well to get as far as you did. I'm reading a great get a job type of book that I do recommend... "The 6 reasons you'll get the job: what employers look for whether they know it or not" by Debra Angel MacDougal. It give some really interesting insights and tips on how to land a job (not that I have one at the moment - still looking). I borrowed it from the local library as an ebook. I did ask the library about that and was told they dont have it at all, but I am trying another library, failing that I will ask the TAFE library or check EBAY |
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28/02/2013, 11:50 AM
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Four loads of towels? For real? Bloody hell!
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28/02/2013, 12:00 PM
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QUOTE (I'mBeachedAs @ 28/02/2013, 12:50 PM) Four loads of towels? For real? Bloody hell! Yes for real- I found several shoved under kids beds that were not brought out last time. I also had a build up from when it rained last week. |
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28/02/2013, 12:03 PM
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QUOTE (Freddie'sMum @ 28/02/2013, 12:43 PM) PBQ - I think you must have the cleanest fridge in all of EB !! It seems to be on your list all the time Seriously - our fridge gets cleaned out once in a blue moon (very very infrequently). I am at work today but there is still stuff waiting to be done at home: Collect girls, go home and make tea - usual bath, dinner, bed routine Washing / folding / putting away clothes Clean kitchen benches Try and find my MP3 player which is missing Organise for tomorrow - work clothes / lunch Fridge gets cleaned weekly- somtimes just a tidy, other times and wipe out and others a scrub, this way I can use up stuff before they go off and it make things easier when something is needed |
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28/02/2013, 12:12 PM
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I clean my fridge out once a week. I think it's unhygienic not too so I'm right there with you. At a minimum throwing out the food and wiping down the shelves and door. A bicarb and vinegar wash once a month too.
Do your children help with chores. It seems like you have a lot of housework to do. |
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