Nią sighed. Even though sorting W-2s, 1099s, and property tax receipts was in her wheelhouse, the job was not in her top ten. Thalia snort-laughed, reveling in her let’s-nick-this good fortune. “Looooooooo-k!” Her fingers gesticulated, drawing all eyes to the screen. “It’s perrrrr-fekt! Tony calls his little chihuahua pup — Naaaaaa-cho!”
I had to run several fingers through my snow covered noggin to decipher Marie Kondo’s advice. “Choosing” suggests also “valuing” and “appreciating.” Like past, pleasant memorabilia, and gifted creations? A parent or grandparent’s bequest.
As for 1040 season, I propose a moratorium!
Happy to hear something that is not the glint of falling ice streaming through the windows today. Yay Henny!
“We should be choosing what we want to keep, not what we want to get rid of.”
~Marie Kondo
There’s much to be reflected upon with this quote...
If I don’t absolutely love it, do I really want to keep it? Or, has “keeping it” become a thoughtless habit because I might need it “someday?”
#AllAboutTheJoy!
T-shirt: “The older I get, the more I regret the people I‘ve lost over the years. (Maybe being a trail guide wasn’t my best idea.)” 😁
<sigh> Yes, time to take the pile of papers (not a shoebox!) and translate it all into TurboTax… 😖
I had to run several fingers through my snow covered noggin to decipher Marie Kondo’s advice. “Choosing” suggests also “valuing” and “appreciating.” Like past, pleasant memorabilia, and gifted creations? A parent or grandparent’s bequest.
As for 1040 season, I propose a moratorium!
Happy to hear something that is not the glint of falling ice streaming through the windows today. Yay Henny!