Posted On Sunday, March 18th, 2007 By Re
Funny, I should be more excited about this place turning 7 today; yet, it just makes me angry. Angry with myself for not doing much with it once I revived it a few months ago. Maybe I feel that this is no longer my place since the beginning of it was also the beginning of a relationship that crumbled two years ago. I was surprised to even be able to get this place in my own name and information, considering the owner of it was off fighting oil fires in Iraq and getting into trouble in South America and other random adventures as he ran from everything.
It could be that I am also angry with myself for still not accomplishing anything in my life during any of this time except for receiving the surgery just to get into the car accident less than 15 minutes later. Now I am trying to enroll into school except there is still wrist problems. So, I am not working because of the car accident messed up my neck and shoulders and I worked afterward just to fuck everything up more, and now my wrist is causing writing to be difficult. So what the fuck Continue Reading
Posted On Saturday, March 3rd, 2007 By Re
I have been filing my federal taxes on the internet for a few years now. Knowledge of the difference between a free Federal Return and a click-the-button-we-charge-$$-never-tell-you-until-you-get-your-refund. Carefully watching what “yes” or “no” style of button I click with my mouse, I am good at weaning out the hidden fees. Until this year that is. I used Turbotax last year so it made it simple to transfer my personal information over to the new tax year. I must have pressed a hidden fee button since they do not word “continue with out [awesome program here]” easily and purposely mischiefing. I swear they are not allowed to charge you unless there is knowledge of some type of fee before using the product or whatever the fee was for. Even if it that is the 2px font with an asterisk next to it. After deleting my entire profile, twice, and very very carefully not clicking on any button that could even possibly represent a fee and getting to the end of the return just to see the $29.95, I screamed and went to taxACT.
Now I get my refund electronically in less than two weeks, hassle-fucking-free. Yum. I know where I am going Continue Reading