I have snowblower envy. Actually, let me revise that: I have bobcat envy. I'd love to have one to clear the street.

Bobcats are actually tricky to drive and very prone to rollovers.

Still fun though.

I used TurboTax initially and liked it, but I've since switched to H&R Block because I think it handles stock things better. TurboTax was double-taxing me for exercising my stock options or something. In any case, I always plug my info in both programs to make sure there's no difference.

I use an accountant.

Everyone's snow pictures are lovely.

I've done Turbo Tax. It was easy enough. The last couple years I have used the fillable forms on the IRS site. Except for the business corporate return. That one I print out a zillion forms and spread them all out and suffer for days or weeks to try and get it to carry over right. I'm grateful that I have no state or local returns for the personal. The corporation has a Florida return, but it is basically copy from the 1120.

eta: I would use an accountant, but I did get this accounting degree for something. I only use it once a year though and remember why I didn't stay in accounting.

Scrappy, that's really funny.

I honestly don't know what I'd do if I lost power in weather like this. Freak out? Candles and stay in bed I guess. I could cook with the oven, since it is gas and I could light it by hand.

Bobcats are actually tricky to drive and very prone to rollovers.

Oh god, I wouldn't want to drive it! But anything other than my arms clearing the street. I mean, it looks like this: [link]

I think this one [link] and this one [link] are my favorites of my snow pictures.

Gorgeous snow photos. Brrrr. I think I'll go make hot chocolate.

I had the sunroof on my car open when I went to grab lunch today.

t runs away