So, I got all intrigued by the concept of the cake fork (and I've been working on the Cake Boss product line all day, so, much thinking about cake in general) and starting looking for some. Most of what I"m finding are "salad/dessert" forks, but I did come across [link] and [link]
Interesting.
I was just thinking "all forks are cake forks" today as I was chomping down on some cake. This is a principle I can get behind.
The key for me this year was I paid a lot of mortgage interest, and didn't change the amount of money I gave the government from what I gave them before I paid lots of mortgage interest, so yeah, it's my own money coming back.
It's still nice to get a large chunk coming back, especially right now.
I fully support paying my share of tax, but when you are self-employed, it is so hard to know how much you are going to have to pay.
And while it's never happened to me, having income shifted from a W2 to a 1099 seems really unfair.
Our (home, Ja) set of cake forks that doesn't match anything else is recorded here--they are the second configuration that -t linked to.
I have no pain relief instructions, and a whole new presentation to write and one to edit. My big break from working will be to go pee.
I need to finalize my taxes.
So, work is quiet at the moment. I'm thinking of slugging off for the afternoon and taking a nap. My brain is so scrambled.
I just accidentally started looking at flatware on Etsy and eBay, and that may actually be my solution.
I am with Jesse. I am not self employed, and the money I am getting back is because I elect to have extra withdrawn so I get a windfall- I am having the government hold on to my money so I can't spend it.
Synesthesia and taste: [link]
Same with me, Sophia. People tell me that it's just giving the government an interest-free loan, but the interest I'd earn on it these days is so small that if I forgot to put it aside a single pay period (and knowing myself I'd forget a lot more than one) I'd have less saved up at the end of the year. With it set up as witholding I can't forget to put the money aside and spend it on a new frying pan or DVD purchase..