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so do you just make an appointment? I use h&r block onlineSo I was talking to someone from H&R Block, and she mentioned something about a couple of credits for college aged kids. I said I didn't take those credits, because 1, We haven't started paying the loans back, and c, I used TaxACT and they didn't take me down that road.
So she did one of those 2nd looks.
Looks like I'll be getting approx $6k back combined from those 3 years.
Yeah, your link was hilarious, but it got him asking so I switched over and played the actual album version... over and over and over....
How is that even possible? That version with just the vocals sounds like a demonic orgy.
Also, sorry. If it makes you feel better, my 4 year old daughter has "sung" the new song they learned at school this week about 784 times tonight:
"C is a consonant, a letter of the alphabet!"
Just that line. Over and over and over.
Yea. Tell them you want a second look, it's free. If you refile, it's $99 each year.so do you just make an appointment? I use h&r block onlineSo I was talking to someone from H&R Block, and she mentioned something about a couple of credits for college aged kids. I said I didn't take those credits, because 1, We haven't started paying the loans back, and c, I used TaxACT and they didn't take me down that road.
So she did one of those 2nd looks.
Looks like I'll be getting approx $6k back combined from those 3 years.
Thanks. I am sure I screwed up our college stuffYea. Tell them you want a second look, it's free. If you refile, it's $99 each year.so do you just make an appointment? I use h&r block onlineSo I was talking to someone from H&R Block, and she mentioned something about a couple of credits for college aged kids. I said I didn't take those credits, because 1, We haven't started paying the loans back, and c, I used TaxACT and they didn't take me down that road.
So she did one of those 2nd looks.
Looks like I'll be getting approx $6k back combined from those 3 years.
She told me the online software is different than what they use in the office.
Sadly, no. But there are a bunch of photos of him out there thanks to FB/Twitter etc. Looks like a cack.T Bell said:Does your local PD publicize booking photos?Officer Pete Malloy said:St. Louis Bob said:
Agreed. I hope the Blues are knocked out 1st round every year or that they don't make the playoffs. Only team I dislike more is the Canucks.
My dad forced me to go to baseball camp when I was 9 for a full week in Williamsport. I hated every minute of it... i was a shy kid at 9 ... i only had fun during the baseball stuff. I was little for my age. I had a much better time when I went when I was 11... take that fwiw....
I had a lot of issues with this kind of thing for a couple of years when I was about 10, 11 or so. I was very worried about overnights for school and youth activity field trips without my parents around, and looking back, I'm not sure exactly why. Eventually I just got past it, but it sort of came at my own speed and my parents (who were, and still are, beyond terrific) never pushed me.
Figured I'd get some of these responses. Guy is a friend of ours, not stereotypical creepy scout guy.
Yes, it's at Cub World. I know he would have fun, he gets along with kids in his den. But he tends to get a little emotional about stuff. He was even getting upset tonight while we were talking "just because he was thinking about being homesick". I figure once he's there he'd forget all about everything, but don't want to pressure him into it.
I'm sure he can earn everything without going, it's not mandatory. I don't want to push him at all, I just think it would be good for him to build some confidence.
When I was that age, my parents were pretty hands off. I wish they would have pushed me more, because I always had a good time on trips. I just built up this unreasonable anxiety up front about them every time.
The bungalow next to where we are staying in fort myers was being really loud last night, so me and this married couple I just met decided to go over there and see what's what and it was 15 or so college girls and two dudes playing drinking games. We invited ourselves in and they gave us many beers (Busch Light, of course) and some jello shots and let us play games with them. This is a picture of some of them. At one point some of them were dancing on the tables but I though taking a picture at that point would have been creepy. At around 11-1130 things started to taper off so I was like cool I'm going to bed then I realized they were just getting all prettied up to go out and I was like man I'm old and married. But I enjoyed myself.
Totally understand. For what it's worth, when I got over my issues it was really sudden, on one trip that was maybe three nights long. I was all crazy scared on Friday night and then by Saturday afternoon, I didn't want the thing to end.
"semiferal children" really made me
Red's post reminded me that the source of my anxiety on these things was the other kids, like I was going to get beat up or something if they could "sense my fear." This despite the fact that I wasn't small or anything. Having some friends to go through the trip with definitely made all the difference and was probably the reason I got over it.
Think about how much more awesome that would have been if someone else had to deal with the puke.
And then Mrs. Frosty drank them all under the table and won the wet T-shirt contest.
That's the problem. We were supposed to sign up by next Wednesday, now all of a sudden we have to know by this Thursday.
Meh, I say skip it and sign him up for Day Camp. He'll get to do everything else except the overnight part, but still be "away" for 8 hours at a time for a week.
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