I really planned on getting back to my posting and blogging, but as soon as I had free time today….I had to spend it figuring out taxes. Yes, taxes. For the self-emplyed, April 15 comes four times a years. Of course, employees have taxes taken out of their paycheck all year round, but it somehow seems mor epainless that way.

If I was more organized, I would be keeping careful records of how much money I made this quarter, and have all of my calculations done based on my 2005 taxes as far as deductions go, etc. In other words, I would have a pretty good estimate f how much I needed to pay today. But such is not the case with me. While I was easily able to find all of my pay stugs (I think), I had to figure out how much I earned and then I couldn’t find my 2005 taxes that my accountant so nicely sent me…and even if I did, I wouldn’t have had the patience to figure it out, as the clocked ticked away and I ended up having to rush to the post office to mail my taxes before closing.

So here I am, blogging an entry, but not what I planned. There’s been so many good stories to blog about, like how I spoke with someone at a hospital in a metropolitan area that has a waiting list of nurses who want to work there. There are plenty of other places to work, which adds strength to my theory that there’s only a shortage of desirable work places and not nurses.