Welcome back to FlyLady! This week we are in Zone , and our habit for isGo to your Launch Pad to see the following: This week's zone missions. The current zone detail cleaning list. This week's Sneak Peek Check out FlyLady's Tools at The FlyShop! The FlyLady 2017 Calendar – A family calendar is a must for busy families. FlyLady.net: Helping women around the world get their home organized. Copyright 2001 - 2016 FlyLady and Company, Inc.A woman who was propelled to fame by a secretly-filmed video of her dancing at a bus stop has been offered a part in a professional stage show.Secretary Ellie Cole, 35, went viral in April after being filmed busting moves while waiting for a bus in Eastleigh, Hampshire.The video - named 'Eastleigh's Got Talent' - was set to Abba's Dancing Queen - and proved to be Miss Cole's ticket to stardom. Ellie Cole, 35, had no idea she was being filmed while she bopped away waiting for her bus But she went viral after thousands took a liking to her impromptu routine

She has been invited to take part in AH Men, a play showing at The Point Theatre in Eastleigh tonight.She was given the role after Lynne Paris, who wrote the play, which has been performed on the West End stage, after the writer saw her video by chance.Miss Cole studied performing arts for a year at Eastleigh College, but had to drop out after she lost her job and could not afford the fees. She said this was a chance to fulfill her stage ambitions after attending rehearsals in London, adding: 'It's very flattering and humbling.'There's no doubt it's very exciting.'Ms Paris, who is also directing AH Men, said she spotted the video online and resolved to track Miss Cole down after learning she was from Hampshire. She said: 'My son saw the video and he said "you've got to see this mum, she's just like you".'Wherever I am, if there's music I find myself jigging along to it.'I think anybody who likes music could identify with it.' Miss Cole got her lucky break after Lynne Paris, a playwright and director, found her video and offered her a part in her play AH Men

Miss Cole said she is thrilled to be offered a professional role, as she had previously been forced to drop out of performing arts college She also caused a sensation at the Mardi Gras parade in Eastleigh this weekend Miss Cole, who lives in Southampton, will feature in the chorus line in the first act, and performs a group singing and dancing number.She also performed with other cast members in an extract from the show as the finale to the Eastleigh Mardi Gras procession yesterday.car vacuum cleaner for sale philippinesMiss Cole said: 'I'm just a normal everyday person who happens to like dancing at bus stops.'Still to this day I find it hard to believe what happened with the video.'It's like "wow, why me?".'best vacuum cleaner for stairs uk Miss Cole's exploits were first captured and uploaded to the internet by Nigel Baker and Jane Rowl (pictured)www.tesco.com vacuum cleaner

After the video went viral it emerged that Miss Cole was actually dancing to Knock Down by Alesha Dixon, rather than the Abba track overlaid in the video.Miss Dixon, 34, then heaped praise on Miss Coles moves on her own Twitter page, telling her 547,000 followers: 'Brilliant! Jane Rowland, 45, who filmed the routine from her cafe opposite the bus stop, said: 'She is an inspiration to us all and has cheered everyone up.'When it comes time for me to clean my apartment, I have no patience, no desire and no idea where to start. I usually get as far as taking out a spray bottle of disinfectant and cleaning around the various piles of clutter that have accumulated, before becoming overwhelmed and sitting down for a snack, never to finish my task. When I recently found myself in this exact scenario, I turned the TV on during my snack break and started watching “Friends.” It was The One With The Chicken Pox, and Monica was obsessing over the way her boyfriend Richard made the bed. In life, we can all take some notes from Monica’s OCD ways when it comes to tidying up, because wouldn’t life just be nicer when our toilet paper is folded at the tip?

Here are 14 of Monica’s anal retentive rules to remember next time you need to clean. 1. Categorize Your Towels: Eliminate bathroom disasters by sorting towels into “everyday use,” “fancy,” “guest,” and “fancy guest.” 2. Use Logic To Properly Make The Bed: The duvet tag should be at the bottom right corner and flower-covered sheets should face up, not down, because that’s where the sun would be. 3. Clean Your Cleaning Supplies: Monica uses a Dustbuster to remove dirt from the vacuum cleaner, and wouldn’t be opposed to using an even smaller vacuum to clean the Dustbuster. Desperate times call for desperate measures. 4. Iron Wrapping Paper: There’s no need to be wasteful, and you might as well get out the creases while you’re busy saving the environment. 5. When In Doubt, Clean: Keep your own space spick and span at all times, clean up after others because they’re incapable of cleaning up after themselves properly, and even wash the neighbor’s car if you feel so obliged.

In Monica’s world, a clean world is a happy world. 6. Wash Before White: If you’re about to touch something white, go wash your hands thoroughly and do not stop until you’ve sang the entire “Happy Birthday” song. Feel free to also send guests and significant others to do the same if they’re about to reach for something white. 7. Keep A Ribbon Drawer: Obviously something everyone needs, color-coded and organized by ribbon thickness for quick selection during gift wrapping and party emergencies. 8. Every Disc Has A Case: Whether they’re DVDs or CDs (for those of you still trapped in the ’90s), every disc should remain in its appropriate case. Finding “Top Gun” in the “Pretty Woman” case could throw you off schedule and destroy your day. 9. Label Everything: Photographs, kitchen mugs, dishes … basically everything deserves a label in case something goes missing. If you’re super organized, you can create a file system for photos with key search words like “dead” or “dogs.”