Re: roll call time!

Yeah- after initially freaking out and calling me in tears, she did get hold of a CPA and met with them this AM. Gave them everything from 2005, and also dropped off everything and is having them do this years taxes too. Smart girl- one less thing to worry about. 

Theresa

Pam Evans wrote:

Gross - an audit?  that can't be fun!

On 2/27/07, Theresa W <tchessie1@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

Wow- that sounds fun.  My excitement yesterday was that my husband
mangaged to break the kitchen faucet (I have no idea how these things
happen, but he has a knack for it).  Well- he couldn't figure out how to
fix it, but at least he knew to turn off the water valves underneath the
sink.  When I got home and learned about this, I was able to temporarily
fix the faucet so it works, but leaks.  We've had a new faucet in the
garage that was a great sale for "someday" when we remodel the kitchen-
so now I'm going to install it over the weekend,so that we don't have an
ongoing kitchen leak.  Such fun.  But hey, it could be worse, my sister
in Texas got a notice from the IRS that they were being audited for
their 2005 taxes.   Yuck!

Theresa

mlrasmus@rockwellcollins.com wrote:

Well, it's a good thing my DH and I do a lot of camping with no water or
electricity available!  Our power was out for a little over 24 hours
Sat-Sun.  We at least had a Mr. Buddy heater, flashlights, LOTs of stuff
that works off batteries, and a gas stove for cooking.  I was prepared -
stocked up on the three B's (bread, books, and booze!) and I certainly
enjoyed the quiet.  We were lucky.

The surrounding areas are told they won't get power until sometime next
week.  Huge call for generators at all the big box places.  The rain

came

first, then sleet, then ice coating everything (gee, sounds like Rich in
Nebraska).  High winds snapped power poles, especially in rural areas.
Lots of tree damage, too.  Got my work cut out for me once the snow

melts a

bit and I can get the branches picked up.  Thankfully none hit the

house.

There is a huge one that hit the porch, but no damage that can't be

fixed.

Headline in today's paper:
http://snipurl.com/1bi9z

Shelters opened last Saturday, and will continue to be open, as we have

a

second ice/snow/wind wave coming Thursday.  Hold on!

Melody is in Hills about 40 miles south of me, and Ceres is in Des

Moines

125 west, so thankfully I don't think they were hit as hard.

You all are the bright spot in my life!  Imagine, daffodils and

forsythia!

Planting peas and onions!  Oh, and not getting eaten by your neighbors
dog....

Donna, are you having any trouble getting older computer systems patched
for the DST changes?  I have some obsolete Sun boxes here at work, and

Sun

is charging me $400 a pop to patch "vintage" servers.  Someone wasn't
thinking ahead!

Mardi
Alburnett
Iowa z4b

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