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Back to school.
What I did today -instead- of Rocketry.
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I worked on Ohio stuff for ~6mos and then Nebraska stuff for ~6mos, and now it look like I'll get to focus on stuff at the Oklahoma office more, which will be nice because that's where I sit and I can just go look at things without a trip and an expense report.
If that's the only thing you need to file taxes on, you should probably look into doing it yourselves. In my opinion, tax preparation services are a rip-off for the average person. Filling out a 1040 yourself is not that hard, and that's usually all you need unless you are a business owner or real estate dealer or something like that. I usually get the 1040 and the state equivalent done in a single weekend afternoon.
Also, if $5000 is the entirety of your taxable income, I would be shocked if you actually pay any taxes on it. It's probably going to come down to just having to report the income and show you owe nothing and are owed nothing.
When we made an interstate move, bought our first house, and had our first (only) baby all in the same year, we bought tax prep software, TaxCut. That was worth the money, and we've used it ever since. But we've never thought about using a service.
Cursed the rain. Exactly seven days of sun between Christmas and Easter and now it’s pouring again: 100 mm (4”) overnight.
The wet season is meant to end at Easter. I’m sure it’s in my contract somewhere.
The wet season is meant to end at Easter. I’m sure it’s in my contract somewhere.
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The wet season would probably be more cooperative if Easter weren't a movable feast.Cursed the rain. Exactly seven days of sun between Christmas and Easter and now it’s pouring again: 100 mm (4”) overnight.
The wet season is meant to end at Easter. I’m sure it’s in my contract somewhere.
Laundry, ham radio stuff, breathing treatment.
True, but I cut Easter some slack just because of that.
We usually say a week of sun after Easter and you can start using heavier machinery without making too much mess. Might have to ring the contractor and postpone that excavator booked for Monday…
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Picked up some sesame seeds so I could make homemade hamburger buns. Then I went home and made them. They're in the oven, now.
gave a deposition.
Charles_McG
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I’ve been printing up a storm. And
My wife has been painting.
My wife has been painting.
Well, like our friends in Oz, Pittsburgh has had a little more than it's share of rain. Came down to my workshop to work on my ACME Spitfire, only to find water everywhere. We were already pretty well saturated when 3-1/2" of rain hit us in two days. So I've spent the afternoon and evening pumping water out of the crawl space, moving stuff around, vacuuming water up and drying stuff out.
I have a normally placid natural spring next door. Check this out:
The outflow goes down a waterfall:
I hoped that it would be able to handle this flow, but it still has some side leakage issues. This is the worst it's been since 2004, though 2018 was pretty bad as well. In 2018, we didn't get water in the basement.
I have a normally placid natural spring next door. Check this out:
The outflow goes down a waterfall:
I hoped that it would be able to handle this flow, but it still has some side leakage issues. This is the worst it's been since 2004, though 2018 was pretty bad as well. In 2018, we didn't get water in the basement.
what a tall picture 
Cleaning my apartment.
I went to the Post Office to send a money order to the guy I bought 500 rounds of 7.62x39 ammo from on Gun Broker. Then to the casino to cash in a winner. Next to Home Depot for more weed killer. Stuff costs $41 a container. This one is number 3. Then to the pharmacy for some Covid tests. I started feeling bad on March 18th and wasn't getting better. Then a couple of days later my wife started feeling bad and then got a lot worse. We both tested negative. So I don't know what we have.
I thought you were downsizing guns and ammo?
trying to get ready for work.
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Getting ready to bake some Texas Kolaches/Klobasnek.
If that weren't causing problems, it would be a really beautiful "water feature".
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Real ones or "pigs-in-a-blanket"?
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Half and half.
SWMBO does NOT like jalapeños. She also prefers "her" hot dogs to other sausages, such as brats, etc. So, I make half a batch as true Klobasnek and half with "her" hot dogs and cheddar cheese.
I have to go clean the kitchen, before I start.
Laundry, breathing treatment ,moving things around for the flooring people tomorrow.
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Pulled weeds, while the gound is still soft from all the rain.
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they’ll regret that next time…
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Naw, it's a large soulless corporation. They'll regret nothing.
and the farther you go up the ladder, the less they care. the guy at the top only cares about one thing ,One thing only, profit numbers
Gave another deposition. Darn Lawyers.
Thanks. That's the thing, it can be a trickle and growing algae, or it can be this, and it has to work for all situations. The grandkids sure enjoy it in the summer, though! And it keeps the gardens watered without using chlorinated "city" water.
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No I mean next April 1 they’ll have a lot a silly string everywhere…Naw, it's a large soulless corporation. They'll regret nothing.
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