I have 12 W2s and 1099s. I should go through my pay stubs to see if that's all of them.
Spike ,'Conversations with Dead People'
Natter 56: ...we need the writers.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
yoiks! Aurelia, that's CRAZY. It must be a nightmare to keep it all straight.
I am also missing tax forms (I think they have until Feb 15 to mail it this year). But I want to file! I've said it before, I'll say it again: Turbo Tax is like being paid to take a test. It is one of the highlights of my year.
Susan, I ended up with 2 Buffista cookbooks. If you want one drop me a note.
Insent, Laura.
backflung
and Go Pats!
ha. one of the bonus about the internet - Not watching the superbowl, but want to know when to turn on the half time show - keep a page up following the game progress on your computer
Turbo Tax is like being paid to take a test. It is one of the highlights of my year.
Yeah, I did the H&RBlock one, but same diff. Especially when you're me and have no assets, no children, one employer, etc. Easy peasy!
Go Pats! I've actually been kind of watching the game.
Not watching the superbowl, but want to know when to turn on the half time show
I don't want to miss the new House after.
Also, if the Giants lose, I need to know how many days I should wait before calling my parents.
Annabel is watching Noggin, since DH and I have no strong feelings about the Pats and the Giants--for us, since I lost my interest in figure skating after the judging system changed and my favorites all retired, the time between BCS championship and pitchers and catchers reporting is a sort of athletic limbo.
Earlier I was watching CSPAN with Annabel beside me. They were showing the Obama rally in LA with Oprah, Michelle Obama, etc. She was commenting on it, and I was trying to explain what it was all about. I said it was time to choose a new president, and that it was very important, and that we were going to the caucus on Saturday before Eli's birthday party to vote. She brightened up and said, "I love to vote! I can bring Clifford, Kitty, and Buffalo!" (her latest favorite stuffed animals) "They're quiet." (That last because she know she's not allowed to bring noisy toys when we go places.)
It was cute as can be, but I'm not sure she really knows what "vote" means. I'm half expecting her to be disappointed on Saturday when our caucus site isn't a boat.