Done yesterday (20100411 Su)

[mdlbear]

0411 Su
  * awake 6ish; BPH close snuggle -- long, tight hug
    Been a long time since she held me that long or that tightly
  * up 7:45ish; drugs, nose, teeth
  @ The Great Stalacpipe Organ (from ysabetwordsmith) 
  * backups:  2010-04-11T08:32:32-0700 - 2010-04-11T09:28:44-0700
    /dev/sda5            1349854392 420794492 860491272  33% /media/bak
  * Walgreen's: pantsu  
  * Fry's: tax s/w, 8GB uSD card + USB reader
  ~ download the app formerly known as TaxCut
  : gadget lust: Fry's has the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e; $560.   Cheaper online.
  * install tax s/w
  * dinner: lamb curry; rice with lentils
  * tax: import last year's form
  * tax: locate and enter W2 and 1099's
  * tax: see if there are more 1099's to be found
    * Alliance  ~ Colleen's UBOC  * American Fund
  * tax: data entry from HX checkbook, AX year-end summaries
  & took out trash for YD, who had injured her foot.  In the rain.
    extra work to move stuff from the back yard out of the way, and
    recycle a box of old magazines from the shed.
  * tax: data entry from paypal
  & actually looked at my social security and 401K statements and read the
    bottom line about expected benefits.  Not much.
  * 10:30 bath
  % body:  trembling -- it still doesn't feel much different inside my head,
    but my body apparently knows something "I" don't.
  * bed ~11pm

Rainy, dreary, and I had to work on my taxes. Not much to like about yesterday, though it wasn't actively bad. I coped.

The taxes still aren't done, though I made considerable progress. One major step (for me) -- actually looking at my social security and 401K statements and seeing what my expected retirement benefits would be. Not enough, of course. Still need to look at my $work retirement plan and rollover IRA statements. There's a reason why I've been avoiding this.

While buying H&R Block (the program formerly known as TaxCut) at Fry's I saw that they had the Lenovo ThinkPad X100e. Sweet -- I'm in lust. Maybe work will buy me one?

ysabetwordsmith posted a link to an article on The Great Stalacpipe Organ. I've heard it -- it's very cool.