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Nope

So far it looks like a big fat no. My temp went up a little this AM, so I did the old POAS. It was negative. Then I noticed I was spotting. So I guess AF is on her way.

I've been working very hard on my Flylady routines. Trying to make sure I'm ready for the day the night before, packing lunches, putting out clothes, and making sure dishes are put away and my sink is shiny. Now I need to work on my AM routine to get out of the house at at decent time and start using the elliptical machine in the morning again. When I have 1/2 hour on the elliptical machine most days, I feel better about myself and my hip doesn't hurt as much. Then I can move on to making sure my weekly home blessing is done consistently every week and I need to try to work a bit on decluttering the garage for 15-min every day. But for now, I'll be happy if I can do my night routine, do my morning routine, and get out of the house earlier every day for work.

Phoebe's been very helpful lately. I've been giving her odd jobs to do other than the usual setting of the table, making her bed and feeding the dog. She's helped me lately by moving clothes from the washer to the dryer and turning it on and doing a little vacuuming.

Comments

Lauren said…
Sorry. :-(

You are definitely more ambitious than I right now. I have been sticking to my fold clothes out of the dryer and put them away immediately since the first of the year but beyond that I have just been trying to stay afloat it seems.

And what a great little helper. Belle likes to help too but she hates her "job" sometimes which is also feeding the dog.
ankaisa said…
I'm sorry for the negative.

As for Flylady, I have been trying to do it for... eh, years now. For some reason I can't seem to be getting it done, but some of the things I have found useful. Now if I could only stick to it.

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