Tax Time

Tracy and I have finally received all of our W2s, student loan interest papers, and other sundry and miscellaneous tax documents for last year, so now it's time to do taxes.  actually, we don't do them ourselves.  one of my co-workers from my stint at the IRS helps us.  He can find deductions that we normally wouldn't notice.  This year, however, the anticipation for next year is the biggest deal:  Imagine, next year, we will have a child to claim, a house (hopefully) that we'll be paying mortgage interest on, and Tracy may or may not be working, so our total income might drop like a rock.  I'm practically quivering with anticipation at what our refund will be like next year. 

 

Also, I'm trying out a new tool to post this particular post.  Microsoft (shudder) has come out with a blog post writer called (what else) Windows Live Writer.  Duh.  Don't ask someone at MS to name your new product if you don't want it to be incredibly dull.