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Blandmum · 23/09/2007 18:23

I need to cut my lawn. Do you think I'll need to do it again before the winter?

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Blandmum · 24/09/2007 20:02

God, MI, the hours must just fly by!

DD is miffed weith me because we can never get personalised pencils for her as her name isn't popular enough

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Tamum · 24/09/2007 20:03

MI, given that he brought back a pillowcase under the impression it was his shirt I think it is entirely possible he would lose his trousers, yes. Genius idea about getting him to do it though.

Slubberdegullion · 24/09/2007 20:03

With things in the cabinets MI? I have a beautifully organised and photogenic cabinet here if you need some inspiration on cabinet dressage.

slowreader · 24/09/2007 20:04

Elenya, I have ordered a box of those pencils for my little boy in Africa.

Tamum · 24/09/2007 20:04

Slubber, have you done an Excel spreadsheet of the contents of your bathroom cabinet? I feel you should, really.

Slubberdegullion · 24/09/2007 20:05

Or should that be cabinet staging?

hifi · 24/09/2007 20:05

just emptied all my dd potties, all 3 ,phew.

ChippyMinton · 24/09/2007 20:05

i was just sorting through my 'party' box, and have found two flexible pencils, one pink and one purple. So bendy they can be tied in a knot [awe]

ChippyMinton · 24/09/2007 20:06

cabinet staging at slubberdemaurice

Califrau · 24/09/2007 20:09

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Slubberdegullion · 24/09/2007 20:09

hmmm, an excel spreadsheet eh. With that I could use the data for a pie chart. I could do a presentation to the family at breakfast, I would need a sharp (personalised) pencil to highlight the important facts.

In this house shelf A contains 50% calpol, 30% neurofen, 10% piriton and 10% the dregs of a bottle of tixylicks.

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ElenyaTuesday · 24/09/2007 20:10

Good for you, slowreader - maybe he will keep his pencils for 28 years too.

MB you can order these in any name, you know - I am a bit of an expert in such things.

I am wondering if an Excel spreadsheet for Slubber's cabinet is a bit interesting?

motherinferior · 24/09/2007 20:11

Slubber, with pictures and auditing.

(It wasn't my idea but I bet it sells, in far greater numbers than the piece I commissioned on how to survive Christmas with your mental and physical health intact.)

Tamum · 24/09/2007 20:14

Oh yes, I like the idea of the breakfast time presentation to the family. Excellent idea that we would all do well to emulate.

ChippyMinton · 24/09/2007 20:15

if you have a common popular name you can buy personalised pencils (and erasers too) in tesco.

Tamum · 24/09/2007 20:16

Oh yes, I spotted them too Chippy. Quite bright colours.

ElenyaTuesday · 24/09/2007 20:17

I am feeling quite deflated now - my pencil no longer feels so special......

slowreader · 24/09/2007 20:17

My ds has a pencil shaped like a treble clef

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Slubberdegullion · 24/09/2007 20:29

I'm not that excited by my presentation so far. I don't even have a working pencil. I don't think my family cares about the subject. I don't think 2 and 3 year olds can fully grasp the concept of the pie chart. The printer has run out of colour..I know I could do different shades of grey.....

Does MB play lawn bowls then?

MI, what magazine...is it Good House Keeping? I would become your MN passion stalker if you worked at Good House Keeping.

Tamum · 24/09/2007 20:32

I feel that for the purposes of this thread MI should work at GH really. Sorry about your presentation Slubber, but I think you should just go ahead- they may only be 2 and 3 but they have to get to grips with Powerpoint at some stage.

slowreader · 24/09/2007 20:33

Brackets would also work.

slowreader · 24/09/2007 20:36

Sorry, was talking to FF re. ,s.

Tamum · 24/09/2007 20:37

It took me ages to work that out slowreader, I was on the verge of pointing out that brackets might hold a shelf but would not be as safe for medicines.