Other groups and Untidy houses

[Guest guest]

Solution No.4 = only invite people round when it's dark

That's my usual answer but he wanted to measure the windows - so he lifted my

nets to have a good measure - all that muck growing on them!

Mind you ......if I am having new windows fitted at the beginning of next

year then do I need to clean them before the end of this year?

Just a thought.

Trisha

SAHM to 3 boys

Jack 8, 6 and Isaac 2

[Guest guest]

When I can find some AA batteries perhaps I will upload a random photo

of house...isn't there a photo section of the website (sstillhaven't

managed the photo site)?

but am having server problrems as well as trying to type with child on

lap wriggling and have only had 6 messages today which surely *can't*

be right! We ought to have a contingency meeting site in case yahoo

crumbles altogether one day. Perhaps at teh moment with a British

server?

Caro

Re: Re: Other groups and Untidy houses

> What a lovely way for your MIL to die - watching otters. I agree

with Ruth

> you must write down how wonderful she was and that she thought life

was too

> short for housework.

>

> I clean at mums once a week and she usually has a tidy flat! Well,

until DS3

> visits the following day. However I probably take the cup for the

untidiest

> house. I am honestly totally embarrassed every time somebody comes.

Today I

> have had the window surveyor and he has therefore been in every

room -

> stepping over toys especially in DS3's room. The windows in our

bedroom need

> cleaning - its on my list of things to do..........I will get around

to it!

> .............sometime.

>

> On a positive note though I spent this morning Father Christmas gift

> wrapping-they are all done, hidden away and I feel so good about it.

>

> Just the rest of the shopping to do and the cards to write and it is

not

> December yet.

>

> Trisha

> SAHM to 3 boys

> Jack 8, 6 and Isaac 2

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The windows in our bedroom need

> cleaning - its on my list of things to do..........I will get

around to it!

> .............sometime.

>

> On a positive note though I spent this morning Father Christmas

gift

> wrapping-they are all done, hidden away and I feel so good about

it.

>

> Just the rest of the shopping to do and the cards to write and it

is not

> December yet.

>

> Trisha

> SAHM to 3 boys

> Jack 8, 6 and Isaac 2

Well done you! How organised LOL!

The window thing was uncanny - I had exactly the same thought only

this morning - our bedroom windows are filthy on the inside!! Not

that we useually notice!

Ruth

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> The window thing was uncanny - I had exactly the same thought only

> this morning - our bedroom windows are filthy on the inside!! Not

> that we useually notice!

That's the problem with unseasonal sunshine isn't it? Makes you realise

just how filthy your windows really are.

Just back from no mail and jumping in on an already established thread - how

rude.

[Guest guest]

on 06/11/01 08:41 PM, McVeigh at rachel.mcveigh@... wrote:

> Makes you realise just how filthy your windows really are.

Solution No.1 = muslin (can't see them then)

Solution No.2 = blackmail 17yr old son into cleaning them

Solution No.3 = cleaning windows? what's that then?

Solution No.4 = only invite people round when it's dark

Jenni (no housework)

Thought I ought to come out of the closet on this one

[Guest guest]

Oh dear , I was unaware of this protocol re jumping into

established threads - but in a real coffee if someone had been eg in

the kitchen making coffee they would come in and jump in at the

thread - I would have thought that is really fair game in any

discussion - where someone has been sitting out and thinking about

what has been said and then dives in....

The more diverse opinions the better, say I! Welcome back, just in

time for the rainy season :-))

Caro

>

>

> Just back from no mail and jumping in on an already established

thread - how

> rude.

>

[Guest guest]

> > The window thing was uncanny - I had exactly the same thought only

>> this morning - our bedroom windows are filthy on the inside!! Not

>> that we useually notice!

>

>That's the problem with unseasonal sunshine isn't it? Makes you realise

>just how filthy your windows really are.

>

>

>Just back from no mail and jumping in on an already established thread - how

>rude.

Is that rude? I'm always doing things like that!

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