Is there anything better than realizing that it is Sunday, instead of Monday, so it is okay to go back to sleep?
I think not, at least when you have a cold.
Spike ,'Sleeper'
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Is there anything better than realizing that it is Sunday, instead of Monday, so it is okay to go back to sleep?
I think not, at least when you have a cold.
Happy birthday Jess! I hope it's turtletastic, or possibly turtleriffic.
We've got Kristin and Emily coming over for waffles at noon. Sweet!
hivemind question - do people keep bills for credit cards, electricity, phone, etc. once paid? if so, for how long?
Happy Birthday, Jessica!
Y'all have fun with Emily and Kristin, Hecubus!
hivemind question - do people keep bills for credit cards, electricity, phone, etc. once paid? if so, for how long?
No.
msbelle, I am a pack. rat. when it comes to bills. I even keep all my receipts and attach them to the credit card bills. I've actually been working on sorting old bills this weekend. Gods, what a lot of paper.
I know that they say to keep tax information for seven years, and that was the thumbnail I was following. I'm just getting to the point where I could be getting rid of seven-year-old stuff, hence the sorting.
I keep bills and stuff erratically.
I keep bills religiously, and once every few years I go through my files and throw out stuff.
I've been keeping a full year on bills.
I already keep all my tax stuff, but I am thinking with as much electronic billing as there is, that maybe only 1-2 months of bills would be ok.
I keep bills, filed when I get around to it. Since I pay taxes as a landlady, it's to my benefit to be able to account (and prove) that I've spent money on utilities. But even if I wasn't, I'd probably try to hang on to them, though now that I'm better about keeping track of stuff in Quicken, I have a good idea of how my historical expenses have run.