One of my favorite sayings is "You're doing it wrong." Because, frankly people, a lot of times, you're doing it wrong. And no, I
don't consider myself an exception to this rule. This week has been an
excellent example of me, doing it wrong, WAY WRONG.
As I mentioned Monday, and if you follow me on twitter or IG
you'll know, I hurt my back this past week. I have spent most of my days high
as a bloody kite on muscle relaxers sitting in a straight-backed chair trying
to write about oxygen sensors and lawn and garden equipment. (I live a glam life.)
This morning I realized as I was finishing my monthly column: using the latest technology to transfer sounds onto paper in regards to carburetors...yeah,
you’re not alone; I have no idea what the hell I am talking about either...half of it is made of up of tax return information.
Thankfully I caught it before it actually went into the
production department, but let's just say my $250 donation to Holy Spirit
Catholic Church in fiscal year 2012 and a $1,300 Snap-On Vantage system used to do the whole sound on paper thing, don't
exact go hand in hand.
I also did my taxes two days ago. Pray for me that I don't
get audited. I doubt, "I'm sorry I was infirmed and on some medications when I
did this, oopsie," will be an acceptable way out.
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