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Name: Jane
Country: United States
State: Indiana
Gender: Female


Interests: Books, Cooking, Health & Wellness, Books, Music, Movies, Theology, Politics, Books, Scrapbooking, Genealogy, History, Books
Expertise: Well, my degree is in History, but I don't know about expertise. I've been homeschooling for almost a decade and I'm a pretty good cook.
Occupation: Marketing
Industry: Other


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AIM: jace32


Member Since: 7/7/2004

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Saturday, October 01, 2005


Currently Listening
All Jacked Up
By Gretchen Wilson, Gretchen Wilson
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Friday, September 16, 2005

I have put 9000 miles on my car since the July 4th weekend.
No wonder I'm tired! That's over 4000 miles a month!
 
Since I spend so much time in my car, I'm really glad that the weather is cooling off. I can make much better use of my time if I can treat my car as a rolling office. It has just been too hot to sit in the car and work when I have those hunks of time that are too short to go home.

Today while I was waiting for an appointment I was reading Flat tax Revolution . (see below) I have become more sure the last few years that something has to be done about our tax code.  I had seen some of the research from the Heritage Foundation that Forbes uses in this book, and it seems to me that the flat tax has many advantages.

As I read more of this book, I'll pass a few gems along.
--This is how confusing our nine million PLUS word tax code is:
 (btw, the Bible only has about 773,000 words)
In 1997 Money magazine gave 45 expert tax preparers a return to fill out on behalf of a fictional family. The experts came up with 45 different answers for the amount this family owed Uncle Sam. No one else came up with the same answer Money had, and the answers varied from a few hundred dollars to over $50,000. How's that for vague and confusing?

Currently Reading
Flat Tax Revolution: Using a Postcard to Abolish the IRS
By Steve Forbes
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Wednesday, September 14, 2005

AARRRGGHHH!!

I am having an extremely frustrating time trying to get our wireless network set up so that Bethany and I can be on line at the same time. Until it is set up and working we are sharing a computer--which is on my desk--and since one of her classes involves a tremendous amount of internet work, I have been mostly displaced.  (I'd cook a gourmet dinner for anyone who could figure this out for me!)


Currently Reading
On Christian Liberty (Facets)
By Martin Luther
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Monday, September 12, 2005

I had this snarky blog all planned out in my head that I was going to write tonight, but I'm just in too good a mood. Some people get endorphins from exercising. I think that I get them from meetings: board meetings, committee meetings, whatever.   So now that I went to a Bach Collegium board meeting tonight I'm in a good mood.

What was making me snarky?
A conversation that I overheard today while I was out running errands. I heard a woman say, "This is what we get for electing a racist, mysoginist #@%&@$%, death and destruction in New Orleans."

WHAT?!?!?!?!

SO I'll write about that tomorrow. I don't have any meetings so I surely won't be in this good a mood.
Currently Reading
How Not to Write: The Essential Misrules of Grammar
By William Safire
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Sunday, September 11, 2005

Okay, so I've decided that I'm using both blogs for now. They just have different purposes.

I'm going to concentrate on homeschooling stuff on the other blog and use this one for the rest of me.

But for tonight I'm just going to bed.
Currently Watching
Hitch (Widescreen Edition)
By Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James (III)
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