alison
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Tuesday 17th AprilBack to the kitchen today.
I am sure everyone has this.
Sort out the plastic containers that mulitply and take over a whole cupboard. Work out what you really need, and match up the lids, then get rid of the rest.
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Becki
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Tried that when we moved. He put them all back in the kitchen. No-one needs as meny plastic things as we've got 
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Bovey Belle
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I think they breed - in the dark - behind my back - I'm certain of it . . . But sometimes they don't bother with breeding lids too . . .
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alison
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| Becki wrote: | | Tried that when we moved. He put them all back in the kitchen. No-one needs as meny plastic things as we've got |
Well he isn't back till Thursday, and your bin man comes before that!
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Jellycat
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I did just this thing on Sunday when I went to get something off the top shelf of the larder and several plastic things fell on my head....OH is now complaining because the bin is full of un-recyclable plastic....
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Kathy
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There's no hiding place here Becki! 
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Jellycat
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| Quote: | | I think they breed - in the dark - behind my back - I'm certain of it . . . But sometimes they don't bother with breeding lids too . . . |
You're so right there BB, and it's always the ones of a most useful size that forget their lids...
Becki, could you offload yours onto the children? My sister (who teaches reception class) is always on the lookout for 'resources'...
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Becki
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Well I'll never get away with it now because he's already read it probably!
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Aqui
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hooray - I did one of the day challenges!
OK - so they were already mostly sorted. We only have five that aren't in the freezer now - thanks to all the "ready meals" prepared for after Jack's arrival. But I put away the two clean ones on the draining board!
(He was asleep in the sling at the time - i love my sling!)
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