Friday!

Ah, Fridays are good! :) Not that I have exciting plans for this weekend (I get to work on taxes! YAY! (okay, that's enough sarcasm)), but it'll be nice to relax some and be outside a little if it's not too cold. :)

And yeah, I know that I still have a while before my taxes are due. However, I can't tell myself that if I want to get them done in time. I do, however, have to wait at least until I get my last W2 from my mom. Before we moved out here, I had no idea what our address would be, so I had to change my forwarding address from the university to her house... and then I forgot to change it again... oops! :)

Anyways, as a further after effect of yesterday's mad blog tagging spree, I've decided that the End of the Work Week Wisdom really needs to come back... soooooo...

"Ah, General Tso. I have tasted your chicken. It was very good."
--Jim the Idiot, doing what he does best. (Imagine this in a bad Kung-Fu movie Chinese accent.)

Jim the Idiot, for those who don't know, is my brother. He got the nickname when we were in college from our mutual friends, who were often baffled by the profound/idiotic things he said. Yes, they were often one and the same. :)

Anyway, todays End of the Work Week Wisdom was inspired by my lunch. Because General Tso's Chicken is very good. :)

How did this happen?!

Just realized that we're already 1/3 of the way through January. When did that happen?! Means I need to get to work on silly things like business taxes, which are due at the end of the month... UGH!

I'm very much not looking forward to this, because the forms look complicated. I'm gonna take a stab at it this weekend, but if it's too complex, I think I may have to hire someone to help me this year. Theoretically, once someone helps me through it, I'll have no problems in the future, but I'm really dreading it right now.

Of course, since I'm actually good at math (I just hate it a lot), it may end up being a breeze... but there's just this looming dread, which is why I haven't actually done anything with it yet. :)

In other news, there are some days when I really wish I carried cash on me. I so totally want to get a snack from the cafe downstairs, but have to spend at least $3 if I want to use my debit card... argh... I was thinking earlier that I wished there were vending machines in our building but again, that solves nothing when you don't carry cash. :)